Paul McNamee

Doctors’ strikes are a matter of life and death for some. Why does Westminster allow them to drag on?
Paul McNamee

Doctors’ strikes are a matter of life and death for some. Why does Westminster allow them to drag on?

It may be beneficial for government to turn public opinion away from doctors, but that will not fix the problem

Eminem, Ramaswamy, and the slim pickings from shady politicians
Paul McNamee

Eminem, Ramaswamy, and the slim pickings from shady politicians

Anybody who performs a song, perfectly and fully committed, should be granted some latitude… even politicians

If we want the UK to be an education powerhouse, we must abandon old-school thinking
Paul McNamee

If we want the UK to be an education powerhouse, we must abandon old-school thinking

Education needs an urgent rethink to make sure future generations aren’t let down

Fifth force opens up a universe of possibilities
Paul McNamee

Fifth force opens up a universe of possibilities

Cycling gives a fleeting glimpse of a brighter future
Paul McNamee

Cycling gives a fleeting glimpse of a brighter future

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Trust is vital for the renaissance of news
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Trust is vital for the renaissance of news

We must trust our universal basic instinct
Paul McNamee

We must trust our universal basic instinct

The desire for Scottish independence is not going away
Paul McNamee

The desire for Scottish independence is not going away

Bowie thrived on chaos, but this government’s mess is something else
Opinion

Bowie thrived on chaos, but this government’s mess is something else

Where are the superheroes among the super-rich?
Paul McNamee

Where are the superheroes among the super-rich?

First food banks, now warm banks. King Charles could help stop the rot
Paul McNamee

First food banks, now warm banks. King Charles could help stop the rot

If you’re worried about money, here’s a way to make some
Paul McNamee

If you’re worried about money, here’s a way to make some

Street soccer brings home the redemptive power of football
Opinion

Street soccer brings home the redemptive power of football

The crisis has started, and Iceland’s loans are just the beginning
Paul McNamee

The crisis has started, and Iceland’s loans are just the beginning

We’re spending more time in the garden, where nothing is rosy
Paul McNamee

We’re spending more time in the garden, where nothing is rosy

Even the cats on the street know a storm is coming, yet the leadership circus goes on
Opinion

Even the cats on the street know a storm is coming, yet the leadership circus goes on

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak could learn from the Obama summer playlist
Paul McNamee

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak could learn from the Obama summer playlist

Britain needs a proper solution to the energy crisis before it’s too late
Paul McNamee

Britain needs a proper solution to the energy crisis before it’s too late

This caretaker government shouldn’t be sheltering from the storm
Paul McNamee

This caretaker government shouldn’t be sheltering from the storm

With Westminster is in turmoil, who is left to govern?
Paul McNamee

With Westminster is in turmoil, who is left to govern?

The loss of humanities courses like English literature will leave education in a poorer place
Paul McNamee

The loss of humanities courses like English literature will leave education in a poorer place

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The government’s food strategy fails to join the dots of a global emergency
Opinion

The government’s food strategy fails to join the dots of a global emergency

Coventry Cathedral is the symbol of healing we could all use right now
Paul McNamee

Coventry Cathedral is the symbol of healing we could all use right now

While celebrating her past, the Queen could change the UK’s future
Paul McNamee

While celebrating her past, the Queen could change the UK’s future

Maybe Liverpool fans wouldn’t boo the national anthem if there was a level playing field
Paul McNamee

Maybe Liverpool fans wouldn’t boo the national anthem if there was a level playing field