In defence of grammar nazism: What is correct is correct
As a retired journalist, I’m concerned about the grammatical standards that pass as suitable. Call me a Nazi if you must – but what is right, is right.
The weight of Diana’s memory: Our failure to farewell the English Rose
Today marks 23 years since the death of Diana, and I still remember it like it was yesterday. Which is the problem. Two decades of tabloid speculation has not let her rest.
To the fathers of this generation: You’ve come a long way
After crossing paths with a father of my grandson’s generation, I was taken aback by their split of parental duties.
What a lifetime of fearing the “other” has taught me
You could say that I’m a product of my environment, however, my fear of the other has followed me throughout my entire life. It’s taught me one particular lesson.
Screed all about it: The media has always struggled to tell the truth
While many accuse the digital media of biased, unbalanced reporting, the truth is that it is nothing new.
