Zoe Strimpel

The author of Rivals depicted sex in a way that was both true to life and joyous

Removing the two child benefit cap may please many within the Labour Party, but it’s hard to justify to the increasingly squeezed taxpayer

Full of gossip, preening and attacks on the Biden family, 107 Days is the most interesting account of total failure you will ever read

The celebrated author is pledging to divert her BBC royalties to proscribed Palestine Action

New York, London, Paris: the great cities of the West have fallen

I do not think that spray-paint on public (or private) property can ever be called art. Sadiq Khan clearly thinks otherwise

Listing the ways in which the droning Sir Keir is a two-tier kinda guy is becoming an ever-more Sisyphean task

For 800 years the university has conferred degrees in Latin, but it is set to vote to change the wording to make it more “inclusive”

Cheap travel is easy to turn one’s nose up at, but it is arguably one of the greatest features of the post-war era

Oh to return to the lost innocence of the analogue age