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Ten must-read blogs Greece: "A promise from the army has been obtained to not intervene against a civil uprising"
Explosive revelations from a former Greek diplomat. By Leigh Phillips The Lib Dems' identity crisis just got a lot more critical
Coalition was meant to be a journey to political maturity and professionalism. But it's amateur hour yet again. By Rafael Behr Why don't women speak out about sexual harassment? Here's why
Whistleblowers are often incredibly badly treated - even when they have sheaves of documents to prove wrongdoing. By Helen Lewis Stop focusing on triple dips. Anaemic growth is just as bad
Welcome to stagnation. It's not a nice place to be. By Alex Hern Seth MacFarlane's Oscars opener was a great, steaming misogynist turd
"We Saw Your Boobs" teaches us a lesson about postmodern irony and the appreciation of tits.
By Glosswitch Why doesn't Labour face a UKIP of the left?
The loyalty of the trade unions to Labour, the rebirth of street politics and, in Scotland and Wales, Plaid Cymru and the SNP help explain why the party faces no effective challenge from the left. By Kevin Meagher "Reproductive freedom" is being defined as a person, not just a womb
Motherhood can be life-changing, but women shouldn't have to consider it some kind of "destiny". By Rhiannon and Holly Why, despite everything, the Lib Dems are still set to win Eastleigh
A new poll from Lord Ashcroft putting the Lib Dems five points ahead in the by-election shows that local issues continue to take precedence over national ones. By George Eaton Lord Ashcroft: the full interview
The Conservative peer and former deputy chairman on his fascination with polling and why Tory modernisation must continue. By Andrew Gimson The end of pledge-card politics?
GNo, but it's struggling to catch up with the challenge of 2015. By Gavin Kelly Naomi Wolf 9 March Royal Festival Hall Naomi Wolf, bestselling author, social critic and political activist talks taboo, politics and her newest book, named Publishers' Weekly Best Science Book of the Season. Wolf's first book The Beauty Myth (published in 1991) challenged the cosmetics industry and the marketing of unrealistic standards of beauty. It went on to become a bestseller and was credited with launching a new wave of feminism. Humorous, perceptive and daring - Wolf is an engaging public speaker. See the writer acclaimed as the voice of a generation and have your questions answered in a live Q&A. Part of Women of the World festival.  |
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