Lisa Appignanesi
Irony. I first heard that anything was amiss on the day, at around ten, from my daughter who was in a field somewhere in the vicinity of the
Nature’s Grenade
Candida Clark
Before we drove back to London
It was evening, late June, Dorset
We walked through the valley
Where breath came rising from seas
Of tall
Blair's 2.15 press conference, announcing the results of the G8 talks, will go out live on the Downing Street website. The world will be watching (well, the
Another day at Gleneagles and sleep is at a premium. Yesterday's timetable for negotiations junked after the news of the London attacks, and delegates have been going flat
Yesterday the place where I spent four years of my life – a place which I have always associated with friends, the SOAS bar, naps in the library and even exams,
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The deals are done. In one of
Naima Bouteldja
“The crucial question is to know what is the support for Al Qaeda amongst British Muslims”, a BBC reporter was quick to comment on TV last night. He
I had a call from Sam in the office warning me not to get the tube as there had been a power surge at Liverpool Street. Then a shout from
Huda Jawad
http://www.forwardthinking.org
I feel shock, anger, dread and intimidation. I and my friends have individually shed personal tears yesterday for what happened, all those innocent individuals
I never realised how busy Brick Lane always is until it wasn’t. I was sorely aware this morning on my way to openDemocracy’s office that I had no
Ivan Briscoe, Editor English edition of El Pais
The scenes of deformed, twisted metal are all too familiar in Madrid. So horrifying and upsetting were the images of the March
Nieves Gutierrez, employee at the Spanish embassy
"I deeply condemn these atrocities. As a Spaniard I can only sympathise with Lonoonders at the moment, having lived through a similar
