Opinion
- Cameron clothes Tory line in language of aspiration
ANALYSIS: The Conservative leader delivered a subtle message to radical party factions. Rather than defend privilege, he says he will spread it, writes
MARK HENNESSY - Call to ban imports from settlements is misplaced OPINION: An NGO’s request for an embargo on goods from Jews in the West Bank is mere gesture politics, writes BOAZ MODAI
- Public's attitude to depression needs to change Comedian David Walliams’s candid account of his suffering can help to destigmatise illness, writes DAVID ADAMS
- October 11th, 1912 FROM THE ARCHIVES: Back from its summer recess, the House of Commons was asked to impose a guillotine restricting debating time on the Home Rule Bill: this editorial criticised the move. –
JOE JOYCE
EVERYONE knows about Ernest Shackleton, the Kildare-born polar explorer. Less famous by far is his cousin Jane Wigham Shackleton, who was something of pioneer in her own right. Instead of a sled, her means of exploration was a camera. And rather than the Antarctic, her journeys took her only to such wildernesses as the Aran Islands and Co Kerry.
