Quickfire Fiona Bruce is being scapegoated for our ignorance Blame media law or at least Stanley Johnson for the BBC presenter’s misspeak on Question Time. By Pravina Rudra
In partner dancing, the man leads: I should be aggrieved, but instead I feel liberated “Relax, relax,” my partner says, and once I stop thinking about what foot I’m putting where, my body falls… By Pravina Rudra
No, you don’t have ADHD The condition I struggle with has become a badge of victimhood. By Pravina Rudra
Rishi Sunak isn’t the UK’s Barack Obama He doesn’t represent change, hope or success against the odds. By Pravina Rudra
I’m a grown woman who can’t stop listening to Disney songs. How did I get here? At 28 I am twirling around the room, wagging my finger as I wail along with princesses Elsa, Ariel… By Pravina Rudra
Swapping hotels for hostels and luggage for a backpack has recharged my love of travel The pandemic has reminded us that human interaction is a privilege – that’s why I’ll opt for budget trips… By Pravina Rudra
How learning to be vulnerable has brought me joy From rugby to rock-climbing, I’m doing things I’m bad at – and it’s working wonders. By Pravina Rudra
Queen Elizabeth made us feel less embarrassed about Britishness and empire Without the Queen, we are scrambling to find a national identity we can be proud of. By Pravina Rudra