In Ireland’s interests to work with Andy Burnham as obligingly as possible on the Europe question

Might their aversion to work and their self-reported misery be related?

Is my sports betting agency feminist? And has my toaster read Das Kapital?

The high-minded, snobbish claim that those on the right in Britain are above even thinking about Ireland is rather dishonest

Non-fiction doorstoppers on war and politics are reportedly the most challenged segment of the book market

Millennials, Gen Z and Boomers are united in their valorisation of the most popular woman in the world

Participants subtly try to distance themselves from their 2020-2023 behaviour in shaping groupthink mindset

Arday stands accused of being a charlatan, fabulist, plagiarist – allegations he denies. For Cambridge, it’s all a huge embarrassment

We are used to climate refugees escaping heat and floods - just not being uncomfortable British pensioners

We have been told that the left’s grasp on the culture is all but total – yet the biggest film of the year is a Christian morality play

Cork, Limerick, Galway and Waterford are fine, but none is a global city. Why, then, all the anti-Dublin bias?

Every country has its psychic hang-up. Is inter-citizen policing Ireland’s?

Such tournaments are an excuse to flaunt nationalistic tendencies in a low-stakes way

As we outsource more of our thinking to the machine I am increasingly convinced “mental effort” - including when it comes to reading - is not just useful but a moral good

The greatest case people make for Burnham is that he will make the patriotic argument against Reform at the election