The UK to date has only had three female Prime Ministers: Margaret Thatcher, Theresa May and (very briefly) Liz Truss

Contrary to far-right populist views, migration is essential. In Nomad Century, Gaia Vince discusses migration and climate change

NHS suffering since Brexit has carried on due to underfunding, staff shortages and increasing costs of vital medicines and equipment

The Garden Museum is housed in the church of St Mary-at-Lambeth, containing the burial place of John Tradescant, an early...

Eight years of social conflict, with fights over abortion, rule of law, and awful relations with the EU have eroded support...

Peter was right: the time has come to campaign for rejoining the EU. So National Rejoin March II will take...

Open Society Foundation under Alex Soros is shifting funding priorities of his father’s foundation to the East

As refugees are threatened with deportation to Rwanda, memories of becoming a child refugee in 1956 keep coming back

While the project would undoubtedly exacerbate existing economic and social divisions in the UK, the root cause of these lies...

MEPs want to combat "illiteracy" about EU citizens' rights; ignorance of this in the UK might have played a role...

Bread has symbolised good nourishment for centuries..It was the staple food in Palestine at the time of Jesus, and still...

Reminiscences about travelling across Europe by train in the author's childhood and teenage years, and how train travel has changed

Travelling by train with dogs is not always straightforward. The UK is lenient, but other networks impose different conditions and...

Britain now has 13,793 fewer pubs and other licensed premises than it had three years ago with more pubs at...

There is a need to improve the modalities of European democracy, especially in the areas of citizenship, parliamentarism and participation. 

A dog lover gives her views on the increase in reported dog attacks and the need for owners to take...

An account of the rescue of a sparrow chick which has fallen from its nest gives insight into the plight...

The expansion of ULEZ to the whole of London has aroused opposition from those who can’t afford a compliant vehicle

The author shines a light on the rejection of EU values by Hungary and its populist President, Orbán Viktor and...

Magdalena Williams looks at the significance of the Central European University for democracy in today's world and Viktor Orbán's opposition.

In her article on anti-fascism in the UK, Magdalena Williams examines the sporadic emergence of extreme-right politics and opposition to...

2023's Eurovision competition was held in Liverpool on behalf of last year's winner, Ukraine, because of the continuing armed conflict...

Magdalena investigates the local street parties in Croydon which formed part of the neighbourhood's coronation celebrations.

What is depression? Who suffers from it? Is there a cure? In this personal article Magdalena Williams confronts all these...

In her review of this book about life in Hungary Magdalena compares Marion Merricks description with her own reminiscences of...

Saturday 25 March 2023 is National Day for Rejoin. It will see numerous events decrying Brexit and extolling the virtues...

Magdalena Williams introduces us to Jane Kenyon and her ‘Girls Out Loud’ programme of personal development for adolescent girls

On International Women's Day we consider Japanese pianist and feminist Hiroko Ishimoto, whose CD "Pioneers" features compositions by women

Magdalena Williams considers the hidden life of Professor Cecilia Payne Gaposchkin who first discovered what stars are made of

Parents' and mothers' rights are compared between the former GDR and modern unified Germany, with a mention of the situation...