By James Gairdner In late 2021 I noted that several commenters were pointing to a “quickening” which seemed to aptly describe the tone of...

By James Gairdner In May last year as we started to contemplate a return from our first lock-down in the UK and as part of his...

By James Gairdner As the world emerges from the ravages of the coronavirus, the inconvenient truth is that its legacy will be with us for...