Johann Hari
Articles by Johann Hari
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Politics
Marriages that really are for ever
- 10 September 2001
Formal gay unions were celebrated in London in the 1720s; now, thanks to Livingstone, they are back. And research shows they will last
I blame Chris Morris for the bad state of comedy in Edinburgh. His genius has too many poor imitators
- 27 August 2001
Politics
The failure that led to Carlo's death
- 30 July 2001
Few protesters at Genoa expected or wanted violence. Johann Harion the disgust with world summitry that left even pacifists wanting to throw stones
Politics
Just you wait until I grow up
- 09 July 2001
When today's young get into power, will they pretend they never sniffed a line of white powder? Surely not. Legalised drugs are inevitable, argues Johann Hari
Politics
Tea and tears with an unfunny man
- 09 April 2001
He is a brilliant comic on page and screen, but face to face Clive James reveals himself to be an unhappy man, terrified of the price of celebrity. By Johann Hari
Politics
Clare Short, new Labour's heroine
- 05 March 2001
She used to be an embarrassment. Now, the Secretary for International Development defies old left prejudices in her attack on global poverty
Politics
I have seen the future, and it's lousy
- 05 February 2001
Will tomorrow's leaders touch the people's hearts? Not if the student politicians of today are any guide, reports Johann Hari
Politics
The boy who hadn't heard of St Paul's
- 25 December 2000
Johann Hari, a student at Cambridge, finds that the university is still the home of a stuck-up elite
