Raymond Briggs pretended to be a curmudgeon, but I met the real him – Published in “i”

Is this the end of Chinatown? – Published in UnHerd

What made Blakenall turn Tory? – Published in UnHerd

Me & You: ‘Visiting Yad Vashem was a life-changing day’ – Published in the JC

You better shape up: Does a square face really make you more aggressive?- Published in “i”

A journalist’s 22-year fight to bring R Kelly to justice: Interview with Jim DeRogatis – Published in “i”

Russia’s brain drain leaves its best and brightest scrambling to build a new life away from Putin’s war – Published in “i”

Save our chippies: Fish supper takes a battering – Published in “i”

Giving it both barrels: Have maiden names had their day? Published in “i”

Oreos or soya chunks? Why healthy eating apps are flawed: Published in “i”

Britain’s brainiest couple: Interview with neuroscientists Dame Uta and Chris Frith – Published in “i”

‘We all felt like dispensable bodies in scrubs’: Interview with novelist-turned-A&E doctor Roopa Farooki – Published in “i”

The man who gave Bond his golden guns: Interview with trainer to the stars Simon Waterson – Published in “i”

The truth about disability benefits: “People are killing themselves” – Published in “i”

Free tree? Why we can’t plant our way out of a climate crisis – Published in “i”

Word of the Year: How dictionary judges decide the defining terms for the nation – Published in “i”

Welcome to Britain’s crime capital – Published by UnHerd

The precious items that tell the real story of the Kindertransport children – Published in The Daily Telegraph

Not everyone’s invited to the 100 club: The changing face of Britain’s life expectancy – Published in “i”

Tim Peake on being in Joe Biden’s reading pile and moonwalking in his 50s – Published in “i”