US Madoff and me: How I lost my father to the world’s biggest Ponzi scheme Bernie Madoff, the man behind the most devastating financial fraud in history, has died. Willard Foxton reflects on how white-collar crime brought tragedy to his family. By Willard Foxton
Politics Trigger warnings vs pathetic snowflakes: how PTSD sufferers became political pawns By Willard Foxton
UK Politics Hate the army’s emotional new look? Then you know less about soldiers than you think By Willard Foxton
Politics After the “Tatler Tory” bullying scandal, we must ask: what is the point of party youth wings? By Willard Foxton
Why the Green Party should be in the TV election debates The Greens are a legitimate political party, with real MPs and thousands of voters. If Ukip deserve to be… By Willard Foxton
Some of my best friends call me Strawberry: the friendships I made and lost playing World of Warcraft What began as an addictive game soon became more than that – and it was the friendships, not the quests,… By Willard Foxton
Nigel Evans and Ben Sullivan are wrong: rape suspects should not be given anonymity From 1976 until 1988, both sides in sexual cases had anonymity. The Thatcher government – not generally known for… By Willard Foxton
No, the media didn’t ignore your anti-austerity march – it just wasn’t that interesting There’s no organised “media blackout” on reporting protest marches. More often than not, they just aren’t that much of… By Willard Foxton
Is the BBC’s “The Big Questions” the worst thing on television? It’s one of the broadcaster’s flagship religious programmes, yet it makes religious people look unfairly crazy. By Willard Foxton
Andrew Mitchell’s Plebgate: what the bloody hell actually happened? Willard Foxton breaks down the most difficult-to-follow political story of last year. By Willard Foxton
Parasite journalism: is aggregation as bad as plagiarism? When a writer lifts thoughts - or even paragraphs - from an existing work, we call it plagiarism. But… By Willard Foxton
28 Dates Later by Willard Foxton: Part Twenty-Six, The Video Gamer and the Zombies In which Willard goes on a date that involves hiding in a barn from some zombies. By Willard Foxton