Unemployment affects one in ten workers, but rising prices hit all of us
Jan 31, 2011 | Categories: Politics | Tags: Algeria, bank of england, bread, cotton, Egypt, food prices, fuel, George Osborne, Haiti, incomes, inflation, mervyn king, mubarak, petrol, prices, quantitative easing, real wages, riots, Tunisia, unemployment, VAT, wheat | Leave A Comment »
The Saturday column
Jan 29, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: andy gray, Angelina Jolie, Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, books, Brad Pitt, Cannes, david cameron, Davos, ebooks, Google, insecurity, ipad, kindle, Natalie Portman, nick clegg, Nicole Kidman, Oscars, richard keys, sky sport, St Barts, status anxiety, World Economic Forum | Leave A Comment »
Like Gordon Brown, he believes he’s superior to almost everyone
Jan 24, 2011 | Categories: Politics | Tags: Alan Johnson, Alistair Darling, arrogant, banks, bully, deficit, Ed Balls, ed miliband, George Osborne, Gordon Brown, Labour, leader, politics, Shadow Chancellor, tony blair | Leave A Comment »
If people live in a bubble of bias, impartial broadcasters can prick it
Jan 10, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: arizona, BBC, bias, BSkyB, daily mail, dupnik, fairness doctrine, FCC, fox news, free speech, gabrielle giffords, glenn beck, guardian, impartiality, jared loughner, liberal, mark thompson, matthew freud, obama muslim, right-wing, rupert murdoch, rush limbaugh, tuscon, university of maryland, vitriol | 2 Comments »
With contentment comes confidence. And if you feel good about yourself, you start to look good
Jan 03, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: age, attractive, bags, beauty, body image, Botox, clothes, confidence, designer, fashion, fillers, H&M, handbag, M&S, Primark, shoes, teeth whitening, Topshop, wrinkles, Zara | 1 Comment »
