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London Underground Etiquette
I’ve been using the Underground every day for the past couple of months, since starting my new job in Farringdon. After a successful two year spell of dodging public transport, I’ve become a proper...
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Reflections on Charlie Hebdo
On this day last year, 12 people were murdered during a terrorist attack in Paris. It began when the offices of French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo were raided by Islamist terrorists, who killed...
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Most annoying people in museums
I love a good museum or art gallery trip. The buildings themselves are often art pieces in their own right, particularly here in London – I’m thinking the British and Natural History Museums’ main...
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The leftist media must stop caricaturing itself
As I sat down and began to rapidly skip through all my favourite online media to find an interesting enough lunch-break read, I came across an article in The Guardian about misogyny at the BBC,...
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice film review
I’ll be honest, I wasn’t even going to bother reviewing this one. I’m only writing this post to warn you lot to stay away. I’m nice like that. I had low expectations for Batman v Superman, primarily...
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Waking up to Brexit: a European’s political hangover
I’ve never been upset by politics before. Those close to me will know it can leave me disillusioned or disagreeing, sometimes annoyed and rarely indifferent. But never before has it left me genuinely...
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Holding my hands up: I was wrong about laïcité
Laïcité is the French principle of state secularism. It is based upon the separation of church and stately institutions, including the government and education system. Laïcité was born in the context...
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On ‘Back in my Day’ Wankers
Now we voted out of the EU, the post-mortem phase is well under way as experts (boo, fuck you experts) try to understand, you know, what’s wrong with people. Watching various shows attempt to make...
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The Star Wars prequels are basically a guide to 2016 politics
The Star Wars prequels often get ripped apart by fans and critics. Stiff acting and dialogues, over the top reliance on CGI and the lack of wit which characterised George Lucas’ earlier films are...
View ArticleThe Paradise papers are out!
Last week, the so-called Paradise Papers shed light on the extent to which offshore dealings by high profile companies and personalities is draining the UK from legitimate tax revenue. From the royal...
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