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It wasn’t all parties in the Boris Johnson era. The Spectator has revealed that, as prime minister, he revived a 92-year-old Downing Street tradition by asking

When it comes to the Johnson government, ministers weren’t always judged to have done things by the book. But Mr S has done some digging and it turns out that the former PM did his bit to restore one of the lesser-known No. 10 traditions. In 1931, Ramsay MacDonald began the practice of incumbent and

No, the NatWest CEO was not ‘bullied’ for being a woman.

On May 4, the inaugural Carol Shields Prize, the largest literary prize in the world for American and Canadian women and non-binary fiction writers, will be awarded. Susan Swan, co-founder of the prize, on the pushback it has encountered, and why it’s needed

It’s still the case that a male default comes into play when most of us think about a leader or an authority.