Suzanne Moore

UK Politics

Shameless but effective

• 18 September 2008

David Cameron has given his ailing party a facelift, schmoozed voters and promised to transform society magically - and the left has let him get away with it

UK Politics

A new deal for British children

• 03 July 2008
• 18 comments

Why are our young people so unhappy? Because we have become a society that fears, demonises and silences them. The fault is ours, not theirs

UK Politics

Group hug

• 20 September 2007

Gordon Brown has persuaded many that he is the "real thing", but that just shows we hardly know how to define what's real any more

Religion

You're on your own, Richard Dawkins

• 30 August 2007
• 5 comments

A woman in the audience did indeed have a lawn and the spirits said it needed cutting. Wow!

Society

Mini-politics: saying no in public

• 16 August 2007

From our archive Suzanne Moore on the miniskirt's comeback in late eighties

UK Politics

His legacy? We are a society in pieces

• 07 May 2007
• 8 comments

Ten years ago, we saw ourselves reflected by Blair as young and energetic. Now we are broken down, isolated and anxious. The "remoralisation" of society never happened: he leaves behind a country in fragments.

Diary - Suzanne Moore

• 25 April 2005

If al-Qaeda had been around when I was growing up in Ipswich, I would have joined it

Books

Labour pains

• 31 January 2005

So Now Who Do We Vote For? John Harris Faber & Faber, 172pp, £7.99 ISBN 0571224229

Politics

Good old days

• 06 December 2004

The Welfare State We're In James Bartholomew Politico's, 402pp, £18.99 ISBN 1842750631

Books

Mugged by reality

• 01 November 2004

Neoconservatism Edited by Irwin Stelzer Atlantic Books, 328pp, £19.99 ISBN 1843543516