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Who started the culture war between cyclists and drivers?

I’ve never actually met a cyclist who wants to be part of this battle, writes Zoe Williams. So what is behind this bizarre and stubborn standoff?

The Guardian - UK · Feb 4, 2025

Bridget Jones is a welcome reminder of a much more comfortable era

She worried about her drinking, smoking and weight – but there was never any doubt she would have a job and be able to pay her rent. It’s a very different world for gen Z, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Feb 3, 2025

Accept that tube seat graciously, Zoe

Letter: If someone is rebuffed, they may not offer a second time, writes Barbara Foster

The Guardian - UK · Jan 31, 2025

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A stranger offered me a seat on public transport – and it’s thrown me into crisis

Is my 51 years of age now old? Did he think I was pregnant? Or was I just staring at him too much, asks Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Jan 28, 2025

The term ‘Blairite’ is meaningless. So why do people continue to use it?

Given that not even Tony Blair would be a Blairite now, it’s probably time to retire it, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Jan 27, 2025

What’s the point of Davos when even the rich are fed up with the super-rich?

Rachel Reeves told the elites gathered in Switzerland she was relaxed about ‘wealth creation’. She’s in the minority on that, says columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Jan 23, 2025

DIY swabs put justice at risk for survivors of rape

Letters: Tana Adkin KC says people are better served by sexual assault referral centres than by DIY swabs, while Dorothea Scales writes about the importance of consent training

The Guardian - UK · Jan 22, 2025

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Braverman, Truss and Fox – we have sent the worst of British public life to Trump’s inauguration

Keir Starmer didn’t make the cut for the guest list in Washington DC. But given the company, he shouldn’t sweat it, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Jan 20, 2025

When kids set their parents’ screen time rules: ‘I hit my limit before I even get out of bed’

Would six-year-old Malakhi be strict? Could the grownups give up their phones? Three writers let their children set the rules

The Guardian - UK · Jan 18, 2025

Keeping Gaie Delap in jail is a travesty of justice

Letters: Readers respond to the recall to prison of a 78-year-old woman who was convicted of causing a public nuisance in a protest on the M25

The Guardian - UK · Jan 14, 2025

Why I have finally quit Facebook (it’s not just about fact-checking)

For years I’ve overlooked the many good reasons for leaving the social media platform. But now there is no other choice, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Jan 14, 2025

DIY rape kits at universities are a welcome sea change – but they can only offer a hologram of justice

As the police continue to fail rape victims, it’s no wonder students are looking elsewhere to report what has happened to them. These initiatives won’t change our broken legal system though, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Jan 13, 2025

This 77-year-old climate activist should never have been jailed – and now faces a Kafkaesque struggle to get out

A failure of justice, and draconian Tory law, put Gaie Delap in prison. A failure of government is keeping her there, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Jan 9, 2025

I know how to fix new year’s resolutions – and it could change everything

Resolutions are undeniably terrible when we make them for ourselves. But what about if we began making them for each other, asks Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Jan 7, 2025

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The Guardian - UK · Jan 6, 2025

Elon Musk loves to provoke – and Nigel Farage is his latest victim

The world’s richest man won’t be satisfied until all the politicians in his pocket have submitted to his dictatorial whims, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Dec 24, 2024

Romcoms are clearly fantasy – but divorce sequels aren’t the answer

Who wants to see the Notting Hill follow-up where it all falls apart? Not me – I’d rather recover my faith in the possibility of love, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Dec 17, 2024

The ‘quad-demic’ is here – and with it I have become a disease detective

Anytime anyone tells me they are ill, I now launch endless inquisitions about their symptoms, writes Zoe Williams. Why do I care so much?

The Guardian - UK · Dec 17, 2024

I went to see two very different pantos this week. Here’s what I learned

After watching the glitziest pantomime in London, I had a night out at a hilarious ‘adult’ show. It was a good reminder that you don’t need big money to deliver big laughs, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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The Guardian - UK · Dec 11, 2024

Succession showed us the rich are largely miserable – and the Murdochs are living proof

What does Rupert’s failed attempt to hand his empire to son Lachlan tell us? They’d be happier giving their money away, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Dec 10, 2024

‘Loaded for bear’? Online puzzles are puzzling enough without all this American lingo

I’ve been doing Wordle-style games for so long that I’ve assimilated US spellings and phrases, writes Zoe Williams. Honestly, it’s enough to make you a Monday morning quarterback

The Guardian - UK · Dec 9, 2024

They ‘didn’t look the type’: how the media was fooled by Bashar and Asma al-Assad

Some journalists underestimated the threat of the brutal president, while his first lady was glamorised in a Vogue feature, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Dec 3, 2024

DIY advent calendars are way too much work – but I don’t know how to stop

To avoid a double chocolate nightmare when I got divorced, I began to vary the contents of my children’s calendars – but now they’d rather have a mini Smirnoff than a lip balm, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Dec 2, 2024

As a middle-class woman of a certain age, all I can say is: ‘Thank you, Gregg Wallace’

In trying to write his accusers off based on their age, sex and class, the TV presenter has made his disdain for people like me plain to see, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Nov 28, 2024

Women are fed up with waiting – and they’re taking fertility into their own hands

We’ve climbed steadily from a place of little agency – waiting for Mr Right to come along – before we could have children, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Nov 26, 2024

I used to think I could adapt to most things – then they rearranged my local Lidl

They haven’t just moved all the stuff, they’ve reversed half the aisles, so they run across instead of instead of along. It feels weirdly fake, like I’ve walked into a trick supermarket, writes Zoe Williams

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