Tag: Opinion

Can you be happy and a mother? Chappell roan has just started a war between women

There are a few conversations that sensible people know to avoid at…

Mona Porwal By Mona Porwal

I’m a young person who won’t debase myself on social media – and that causes a big problem

In my younger and more vulnerable years, my sister was given some…

Mona Porwal By Mona Porwal

I’m young, talented, ambitious and poor — is London the right place for me anymore?

I’m sorry to remind you, but it’s been just over five years…

Anjali Yadav By Anjali Yadav

You may not like billionaires like Lakshmi Mittal, but London needs them to stay – and so do you

The lights are not always on at the vast mansion known locally…

Anjali Yadav By Anjali Yadav

Machete attacks and broad daylight stabbings — London’s knife crime is out of control, but we ignore the causes

Pennyfields Park in Poplar may have an appealing name, but yesterday, it…

Mona Porwal By Mona Porwal

The real cost of our courts crisis: Has there ever been a better time to be a criminal in Britain?

Shoplifting has soared to epidemic levels, with reports of 17,000 incidents a…

Anjali Yadav By Anjali Yadav

Prince Harry’s charity sentebale has exploded: Why can’t he seem to escape tragedy?

Memory and charity are fickle things, as the poor prince keeps finding…

Anjali Yadav By Anjali Yadav

Rachel Reeves clings on for dear life – but if this spring statement fails, she’s out

Far from improving, Britain’s economic outlook appears to be worsening by the…

Mona Porwal By Mona Porwal

I can’t believe young Londoners are killing and maiming our wildlife with catapults but facing No consequences

It’s April 2024, and I am bent over a bleeding pigeon. Beneath…

Anjali Yadav By Anjali Yadav

Tom Newton Dunn: Rachel Reeves’ spring statement is turning Labour into a recruiting agency for reform

Jean-Claude Juncker was a Marmite politician—you either admired his blunt honesty or…

Anjali Yadav By Anjali Yadav