You’d have thought there was a fairly simple way for the government to resolve the current strikes. Negotiate. After all, it’s obvious to everyone that… Read More »It’s Obvious There’s A Deal To Be Done With The Unions – Except To Shapps And Sunak
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have accused Jeremy Clarkson of writing articles “that spread hate rhetoric, dangerous conspiracy theories and misogyny”, after the Grand… Read More »Harry And Meghan Say Jeremy Clarkson Spreads ‘hate Rhetoric’
When the Cosa Nostra boss Salvatore “Totò” Riina was arrested in 1993, after 23 years on the most wanted list, he was living comfortably in… Read More »Matteo Messina Denaro: How Fast-Living Mafioso Evaded Police For 30 Years
The target on Arsenal’s back has got bigger and bigger, as Antonio Conte had noted on Friday, but hardly anyone has been able to hit… Read More »Arsenal March On As Ødegaard Applies Finishing Touch For Win At Tottenham
Katy Balls writes that Rishi Sunak has taken the view that there is “ample Tory support” for toughing it out against striking workers (The Thatcherites… Read More »It Isn’t Strikes Putting Us All At Risk – It’s Tory Cuts | Letters
Your article (Pass notes, 9 January) presented the idea of four-minute showers. In September 2021, at a time of water shortages, I wrote to Yorkshire… Read More »Save Time And Money With An Even Shorter Shower – Or Try A Strip Wash | Letters
The UK and the European Union are expected to coordinate moves to brand the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organisation after the… Read More »UK Set To Brand Iran’s Revolutionary Guards As Terrorists After Akbari Execution
When ‘Eleni Via, 67, lived on the island of Atatā, her family were able to live off the land and the sea, surviving on crops… Read More »‘Is There Going To Be Another Tsunami?’: Tonga In Limbo A Year After Volcano Eruption
Your editorial (The Guardian view on Sir Keir Starmer: caught between scaring and inspiring voters, 5 January) is right to worry about Labour’s rejection of… Read More »Labour’s Lost If It Doesn’t Defend Public Spending | Letters