Are our urban office developments really worthy of admiration on the basis of architectural merit?
Michael McDowell
Michael McDowell columns
A functioning and sustainable system of migration depends on asylum law that is fit for purpose
Self-imposed economic failure and identitarian politics are no alternative to taking advantage of the North’s unique access to the EU and British single markets
There’s no logic in our health policy approach, which gyrates from one issue or fad to another
McDowell asks “what is any gender other than those of male and female”?
How will unionists feel if the British monarchy adopts a Scandinavian style: appearing in casual gear and bicycle clips?
There is a difference between Americans adorning their cities with statues of Confederate generals and the decision of the Fellows of Trinity 60 years ago to name their library after George Berkeley
Voters are weary of pop-up policies and whack-a-mole solutions, and they certainly don’t want to be herded into 15-minute cities
Sinn Féin must explain how suspicions about Jonathan Dowdall were kept from the party’s public leadership
Potential to create a second chamber that could bring new and different voices into the heart of our democracy
The issues with the former US president run deeper than the Stormy Daniels case and amount to an attempt to subvert democracy
Michael McDowell: Any suggestion that public transport will suffice to sustain the entire transport needs of a vast number of people is fanciful and unrealistic
There will always be a need for private rented accommodation, no matter how many new houses and homes are provided by the Government
For the first time in a century, the Government will be legally prevented from choosing freely among serving members of the Supreme Court on whom to appoint as Chief Justice
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