I FIND myself feeling the urge to write about Taylor Swift relatively often, probably owing to her complete world dominance over the last year in particular ...
I HAVE purposefully not written about Starmer’s Labour for a hot minute, because there really cannot be much more for me to add.
ASSISTED dying legislation is a highly emotive and sensitive subject, a truth that transcends the varied opinions on it.
WHEN I sat down with autistic Scots author Colin Burnett this week, in the 21st-century remote working version of “sitting down” anyway, it struck me just how similar we are.
I REALLY was going to turn away from the Kate Middleton drama that has engulfed the PR team at Kensington Palace for the last few weeks.
THIS week Love Islander turned BBC documentary filmmaker Zara McDermott launched her latest offering on the iPlayer. Following her previous films on revenge porn (of which Zara has been a victim herself), rape culture, disordered eating and a deep dive into the disappearance and subsequent tragic death of Gaia Pope, Zara’s latest documentary investigates the shocking murder of four students in the small university town of Moscow, Idaho and the “trial by TikTok” that ensued afterwards.
THE general consensus is that international awareness days are performative and over time have become hijacked by multi-national organisations looking to piggyback onto minority struggles to make a quick buck.
IT’S National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, and much to both my surprise and joy, the spotlight this year is on Avoidant and Restrictive Food Intake Disorder or Arfid. Not one that is often given the attention it deserves, and quite the anomaly when it comes to disordered eating.
THE House of Commons has once again descended into chaos.
IT’S quite hard to believe that an entire year has passed since Nicola Sturgeon announced her resignation.
