The Fight Against Labour Comes to Starmer’s Back Garden
Juliet Jacques
This time, it’s personal.
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Juliet Jacques
Juliet Jacques is a writer, filmmaker, broadcaster and academic.
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The Media Let Mandelson Get Away With It for Decades
Juliet Jacques
Don’t look so shocked, Emily Maitlis.
Melania Is Far-Right Propaganda. Thankfully, Nobody’s Buying It
Juliet Jacques
Totally transparent.
Today’s Public Intellectuals Are More Likely to Serve Power Than Challenge It
Juliet Jacques
Edward Said had it right.
Some Tate Workers’ Salaries Are Less Than Their Directors’ Bonuses
Juliet Jacques
'Nobody can live on the wages Tate pays.'
If Even Sally Rooney Can’t Speak Freely About Palestine, What Hope Do Ordinary Culture Workers Have?
Juliet Jacques
A new survey paints a grim picture of the arts sector.
Opinion Journalism Is Now Mostly Liberal Hand-Wringing and Racist Dog-Whistles
Juliet Jacques
The tyranny of bad opinions.
The Fifa Museum Is a Masterclass in Reputational Whitewashing
Juliet Jacques
Google ‘Mussolini World Cup’.
The Britain You Know Was Created by European Immigrants
Juliet Jacques
An island of strangers.
Columbia University ‘Stupidity’ on Gaza Encampments Radicalised Students Worldwide
Juliet Jacques
‘One day they’ll be seen as heroes.’
How the UK Establishment Crushed Trans Rights
Juliet Jacques
And it still isn’t enough for the ‘gender critical’ lobby.
Warehouse Workers Are Too Tired to See a Way Out
Juliet Jacques
New film On Falling plumbs depths of customer fulfilment hell.