The Joey Barton conundrum
Is it possible to condemn bullying without also enabling it?
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Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret captures the book’s timeless goodness
Funny and at points very moving, this adaptation of the Judy Blume novel has a golden heart.
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The “blob” strikes back
The civil service is at war with the government, if the annual conference of its union, the FDA, is anything…
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Rishi Sunak now needs Suella Braverman more than ever
Dominic Raab’s resignation means the Prime Minister is even more reliant on the Home Secretary to maintain support from the…
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The fall of Dominic Raab is a tale of change in modern Britain
Workers are now less prepared to swallow anything that feels like disrespect or bullying.
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Dominic Raab: the professional’s professional
Tantrum-throwing and getting the job done needn’t always be at odds with each other.
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Rachel de Souza: “Big Tech knows it harms children – it should get serious”
The children’s commissioner on social media, porn and the mental health crisis in schools.
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“Toxic” culture in parliament as 162 staff report bullying
Workers fear they won’t be taken seriously if they accuse managers of bad behaviour.
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Social media’s not just making girls depressed, it’s making us bitchy too
Instagram taps into our competitive psychology and tendency for girl-on-girl bullying.
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Bullies in their bedrooms
Children’s lives are defined by the internet, but whose job is it to keep them safe?
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An apology on behalf of Remainers who downplayed John Bercow’s bullying
The former speaker’s defiance of Boris Johnson’s Brexiteering cannot excuse his reprehensible behaviour.
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