Miranda Green

It’s a fantasy for desk-jockeys to dream of reinventing themselves as artists. Isn’t it?

Lists of hits and misses often feature when talking shop, but for public speaking such rankings raise the stakes

The pros and cons of preserving a professional self

Aristotle can help explain our intense ‘parasocial’ feelings for people we know nearly nothing about

From revelations about Starmer’s Labour to the story of a Liberal who sold honours. Plus the reminiscences of a Nato chief and the evangelism of Tony Blair

Welcome to the 3am club, where we learn to stop worrying and embrace some extra time

The writer’s Regency settings hold lessons for making friends on social media

Fresh polling shows a new divide on the right but support remains high for UK climate policy

From broke to woke? New poll findings have wide implications for political and policy trends

Parody candidates are a well-established tradition in Britain’s political panto