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Ten must-read blogs The G8 comes to the "New Northern Ireland", a place where no dissent will be tolerated
"Could they not have just had the meeting on Skype?" By Laurie Penny Nigella Lawson pictures: We must not look away from domestic violence, but we can do more than just gawp
Do they really "raise awareness", or is the victim, already, being neglected and ignored?
By Sarah Ditum Arming the Syrian rebels would be an act of historic folly
Adding weapons to a civil war will only exacerbate Syria's suffering. The UK must not follow the American lead. By John Baron A Labour U-turn on free schools? It's not that simple
Stephen Twigg's speech was neither a capitulation to Gove's agenda nor a ferocious reaction against it. By Rafael Behr Cameron's tweeting of the G8's luxury menu shows his blind spot
The PM's decision to advertise the lavish dinner enjoyed by the leaders is the quickest way of reminding everyone that we're not "all in this together". By George Eaton Is the outrage over Stuart Hall's 15-month sentence justified?
The judge was working within the law as it stood when the offences were committed, not as it is now. By Lyndon Harris The single chart which explains Amazon's dominance Can it be stopped? By Alex Hern Here's my second coming out: I hate music festivals
Fast-track to a life-changing conclusion: I'm too old for this shit. By Eleanor Margolis David Miliband on what Labour needs to do to win, Blue Labour and his future
Some highlights from a recent evening with the former foreign secretary at the Danish embassy. By Marcus Hobley The White Queen: romance, sex, magic, scowling, social snobbery and battles
The BBC's new Sunday night drama set in the Wars of the Roses might not quite tick all historical boxes, but it's likely to become required Sunday night viewing. By Amy Licence  UPGRADE TO A PREMIUM SEAT FOR CRITICALLY-ACLAIMED 'THE HOTHOUSE' The critically acclaimed 5 star production of
The Hothouse, Harold Pinter's tragicomedy is now playing at Trafalgar Studios until 3 August, directed by Jamie Lloyd and starring Simon Russell Beale and John Simm. 'A gripping production. Kafka shakes hands with Monty Python'. The Daily Telegraph Under a veil of devilish wit and subversive humour, Pinter's biting political commentary on the perils of unchecked power is as vital and pertinent today as when it was written in the 50s. 'Richly pleasurable and boundlessly funny.' The Guardian To book a Premium Seat (usually £65) for just £49.50 or £54.50* visit www.thehothousewestend.com or call the Box Office on 0844 871 7632 using the promocode 'NEWUPGRADE' when prompted. Terms and conditions: this offer is valid for Tuesday to Saturday evening performances at 7.30pm, Thursday and Saturday matinees at 2.30pm until 13 July, subject to availability. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or promotion. *Top price tickets are £49.50 Mon-Thurs and £54.50 for Fri & Sat performances  |
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