Monkhouse’s comedy, and the conventions that shaped it, belong to a bygone era of British entertainment. That does not make it shameful or malicious, but it does make it historically situated.
The Mail jumped on Coogan’s Irish passport, while the Express amplified “anti-British” criticism.
The appeal has sparked both support and criticism among Mumsnet users, with critics saying the discussion forum should remain apolitical.
It will push foreign rough sleepers away from help and into the arms of exploiters.
It’s a key part of reducing violence against women.
Increasing the costs of air travel is supported by all age groups, regions, classes, genders and political affiliations.
“Young people have shown more political leadership than most politicians in recent years, they deserve a real say in their future.”
You can’t scrutinise a company properly if you’re trying to sell consultancy services to it at the same time.
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Men are needed to act as catalysts and allies to end violence against women and girls, writes Nina de Ayala Parker.
What’s next after Uber’s decision to make its drivers employees?
The Tories are taking an already-illogical crackdown to the next level.
Drivers report being ‘terminated’ through ‘no reply’ emails, and unable to challenge dismissals, in a worrying development for workers.
