The author is a former BBC broadcaster and producer, and one of the founding editors of Newsline.
The British epidemiologist said to have steered the government towards lockdown is forced to resign
Smear campaigns are used increasingly to silence criticism of government
A search for identity is the subject of a historical novel set in 20th century Iran
Now is the time for governments to speak of cooperation - not of conspiracies
The corona virus lockdown is an opportunity for us to reassess our lives
The British press has been hysterical about Meghan and Harry’s ‘betrayal’
Should works of fiction be ‘disappeared’?
Sifting fact from fiction should be our new year resolution
What will Friday the 13th bring for Britain?
Pressures on media houses should not result in journalists being exploited
Yet another populist leader is ousted through the men in uniform
Why remembrance of conflicts matters
Canvassing begins for an unpredictable British elections
Another independent-minded news publication closes down
A new film chronicles a whistleblower's attempts to stop a war
Why would anybody mourn a policeman?
TV dramas suggest links between 1930s fascist movements and Brexit Britain
An uproar over a BBC decision highlights editorial issues
Boris Johnson remains defiant despite recent events
Can the Lib Dems’ Remain stance win them an election?
