Martha Gill

<p>The Science Museum</p>
Comment

Science Museum should not bow to activists on fossil fuel money

By Martha Gill
19 Jul 2024
<p>Angela Rayner arrives at Number 10 on Thursday</p>
Politics

Who is Angela Rayner? Northern MP becomes Deputy PM

The Ashton-under-Lyne MP is now deputy prime minister after Labour’s landslide election victory

By Jitendra JoshiMartha GillTamara Davison
5 Jul 2024
<p>Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, with his wife Victoria (PA)</p>
Comment

This election has consigned the trophy first lady to the past

By Martha Gill
4 Jul 2024
<p>The Government has published the latest statistics on homelessness in England (Alamy/PA)</p>
Comment

This is a great British blind spot of which we should be ashamed

By Martha Gill
20 Jun 2024
<p>Muddy conditions at Brockwell Park</p>
Comment

Councils betray locals by how they rent out parks to festivals

By Martha Gill
6 Jun 2024
<p>Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced a general election for July 4</p>
Comment

Whatever your politics, this is why a July election makes sense

By Martha Gill
24 May 2024
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Comment

London crime now needs privatised police — ring the alarm bells

By Martha Gill
9 May 2024
<p>The number of shoplifting offences hs risen above 400,000 for the first time since current records began (Alamy/PA)</p>
Comment

Britain is now a shoplifter's paradise — and these people are to blame

By Martha Gill
25 Apr 2024
<p>A 43-year-old man has become the first person in the UK known to have died after taking a powerful sedative dubbed a “zombie drug” (South West Images Scotland/Alamy/PA)</p>
Comment

Britain is quietly, but badly, losing its war on drugs

By Martha Gill
11 Apr 2024
<p>London mayor Sadiq Khan</p>
Comment

The truth about crime-ridden London will really surprise you

By Martha Gill
28 Mar 2024
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Comment

Andrew Tate may have been arrested, but internet misogyny endures

By Martha Gill
14 Mar 2024
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Comment

This political tribe has been ignored for far too long

By Martha Gill
29 Feb 2024
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Comment

London's vaccination rates are terrible and measles is on the rise

By Martha Gill
11 Jan 2024
<p>Londoners are getting used to wading through inches of water on their way to work</p>
Comment

Prepare for the great floods of London if we don't wake up

By Martha Gill
14 Dec 2023
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Comment

Rishi Sunak made three mistakes in his Elgin Marbles culture war

By Martha Gill
30 Nov 2023
<p>Prime Minister Rishi Sunak leaves 10 Downing Street to attend Prime Minister’s Questions (Stefan Rousseau/PA)</p>
Comment

Is the Tory Right a busted flush? Rishi Sunak is about to find out

By Martha Gill
16 Nov 2023
<p>Boris Johnson was allegedly "obsessed with older people accepting their fate" during the pandemic</p>
Comment

The NHS is shamefully ageist and so is the rest of our society

By Martha Gill
2 Nov 2023
<p>Professor Neil Ferguson, who was a member of Sage, giving evidence to the Covid inquiry </p>
Comment

Can the Covid inquiry be devastating if nobody is paying attention?

By Martha Gill
19 Oct 2023
<p>Russell Brand on his YouTube channel </p>
Comment

It’s time to get real — it was our culture that enabled Russell Brand

By Martha Gill
20 Sept 2023
<p>An inquest found Martha Mills would likely have survived if the seriousness of her condition had been caught by doctors in time</p>
Opinion

There’s a deep-rooted problem lurking in the NHS — groupthink

By Martha Gill
6 Sept 2023
<p>MP Lee Anderson has been typically forthright on the housing of migrants on a barge </p>
Comment

Nasty Lee Anderson has only exposed Tory asylum failures

By Martha Gill
9 Aug 2023
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