The author is a former BBC broadcaster and producer, and one of the founding editors of Newsline.
In the wake of criticism by some officials, Israel turns its fire on the United Nations
Fiction sheds light on history’s conflicts and betrayals
Voices critical of Israel continue to be silenced on the pretext of ‘anti-semitism’
Dear All, A fter the October 7 Hamas attack on a kibbutz in Israel-occupied territory near the Gaza border, the war in the Middle East is the...
Late last month I was at the London launch of a collection of columns by the late Irfan Husain . At the well-attended gathering in west London,...
G reetings from London! Here we are some seven years after The Great British Brexit, and it’s been rather sad to witness the decline of this...
Yasmeen Faruqui strove for a better tomorrow. She did so with warmth and humour
Was the BBC’s reaction to a tabloid story about one of its news presenters misjudged?
Did British television get it wrong in their handling of Prince Philip’s death?
It’s also the year in which we realised how precious a thing simple human contact is
The force was not with Ishaq Dar on BBC’s HardTalk programme
England’s new local lockdown measures reinforce social prejudice
Resilience is what will help us cope with adversity
A new statue of a feminist pioneer ignites controversy
An inquiry, a judgement and a witch-hunt
A new book provides context for the life and work of a unique talent
What should be the motivating factor in healthcare?
The alleged abduction of a provincial IG reveals much about martial might
The UK-US trade deal threatens Britain’s public health
Why should anybody be interested in this old story?
