Up to 100 volunteers and staff from GOSH will join supermarket workers with buckets over the next four days
It's too simplistic to say that we are a less sexist society now than we were in 1980, 1960 or even 1920
It's too simplistic to say that we are a less sexist society now than we were in 1980, 1960 or even 1920
The following letters appear in the 21st January edition of the Independent
In the UK and France, inflation is running at 0.2 per cent; Germany is at 0.3 per cent and the US at 0.5 per cent
My idea of choice – to give one dizzying example – is whether to get my spud filled with cheese or tuna in the work canteen
Sport may be a glorious irrelevance, but it matters to people way beyond any tribal or partisan allegiance. At its best, it is an art form
In the UK and France, inflation is running at 0.2 per cent; Germany is at 0.3 per cent and the US at 0.5 per cent
Part of the problem is a lack of understanding of the nature and impact of domestic abuse, among judges and social workers. In particular, non-physical abuse is not well understood
Welcome to the know-nothing GOP reality show, where ignorance equals votes from the all-important Christian evangelicals and fundamentalists
YouGov poll reveals that 44 per cent of Brits are proud of Empire. They seem to have forgotten, or perhaps never been taught, about concentration camps in South Africa or torture in Kenya
Instead of solving the nation's problems, the Government keeps moving the goalposts while hoping we won't notice what's going on
The Mozart recitatives could almost have been products of his maturity
This money should not be seen as extra funding but rather a very small rebate on the vast sums he has plundered from ESOL provisions over the last six years
In a refugee camp there are usually two nationalities, at max. But there are over 70 restaurants and cafés in the jungle catering to its well-educated, middle class clientele confined to freezing tents
A non-drip teapot (pot pourri) of curios collected from around what Gordon Brown once called the websphere
Running out of options, the Chancellor may feel impelled to hit what Margaret Thatcher would have called 'our people'
The full face veil has been brought to public attention – and not for the first time – in the past few days