2007-04-28 11:07:06
This column should have appeared in this slot a fortnight ago. So for what reason (I know many of you will have been demanding, albeit silently) didn?t it? You may remember that a week earlier Jonathan Freedland decided to start...
2007-04-25 07:12:08
Let me be careful. I bear the scars on my psyche for having dared in the past to suggest to readers that life may not be significantly worse under Labour than it was during the Wars of the Roses or...
2007-04-23 12:57:05
A week ago, given the choice between attending a theatrical performance of something entitled Called to Account: The indictment of Anthony Charles Lynton Blair for the crime of aggression against Iraq ? a Hearing or undergoing a third cataract operation,...
2007-04-22 10:19:20
As the London marathon runners set off this morning from Greenwich in the unhelpful heat, I was walking the dog on Hampstead Heath. 26 miles is a slightly silly distance and you shouldn't do it unless you're really fit. I...
2007-04-12 21:53:49
Easter Monday began with James Naughtie on the Today programme sitting astride a steed so high that I feared lest the fire brigade, even using its most extensible ladders, be unable to get him back down again. ?Is there anything,...
2007-04-04 20:14:34
Cameron: the Rise of the New Conservative by Francis Elliot and James Hanning, Fourth Estate, £18.99 Until page 218 of this book, not only would I not have voted for him, but I would have liked to throttle David Cameron....
2007-04-03 06:48:21
Dear Adena Johnson, widow, pensioner and Labour supporter of Ayr, this column is for you. When you appeared, cup of tea in hand, on our news pages yesterday, you told our reporters how you?d ?always thought Gordon Brown was a...