Leaders agree to prime time televised debates
It has recently been announced that three televised debates will be held before the next general election
Look 2: Green is the key colour of the season
Eye styling tips from Tess Webb
Tassos Papadopoulos
I know it doesn’t happen often, but whilst watching the British phenomenon of The X Factor, I began to think about politics. More specifically, the political affairs and upheavals of Cyprus, the world’s only divided island
Luke is the Wright man for the second Test
England must pick Luke Wright if they are to improve their attack in the second Test at Durban.
Why Man City were right to sack Hughes
It’s been a turbulent weekend in the Premiership, with Mark Hughes being sacked by Manchester City after their 4-3 victory over Sunderland. The media reaction has been huge, with many stating their surprise and outrage at a move which seems as if it has been a long time coming. It has been said that the [...]
Anish Kapoor at the Royal Academy: A conversation with Dr Adrian Locke
A wax canon, a pregnant wall, and several funfair mirrors are among the assortment of treats currently being shown at the Royal Academy of Art. But the exhibition is just a taster of the celebrated career of contemporary sculptor Anish Kapoor
Place Making
Place Making, on display at the Norman Rea Gallery, is a bold yet engaging exhibition of sculpture, prints and paintings by David Fitzpatrick
Erotic books come out of the closet
Simon Finch is undoubtedly a maverick of the rare and antiquarian book world
Afghanistan: No simple solution
It has become an all too familiar story. Sitting down with my Browns sandwich to watch the BBC one o’clock news, I hear of the tragedy of another British soldier having been killed in Afghanistan
The Swiss ban on minarets is futile
57.5% of the Swiss people have voted to ban the construction of minarets, towers that adorn Muslim mosques. Consequently, Switzerland has been criticised by religious leaders from around the world
Refreshing UNAIDS report a cause for optimism
Whenever we read about the HIV/AIDS epidemic we expect to see more bad news
Conservatives continue to hold their cards close to their chest
On Sunday George Osborne (Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer) appeared on the BBC’s Politics Show. His appearance reinforced a concern I have held for a long time about the Conservatives lack of commitment to policies
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