Ian Birrell is a columnist at The i Paper. He focuses on themes of culture and society, government and politics, and current affairs, often exploring topics such as elections, public policy, and international affairs. Ian's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Times, The Washington Post, and The Spectator.
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The dismal failure of timid politicians means obtaining THC is now a farce
The Burj Al Arab hotel, built on a man-made island jutting into the Persian Gulf, is famous for being designed like a billowing sail on one of the traditional local dhow boats.
Benjamin Netanyahu's self-serving actions are weakening his nation and making the world less safe
By IAN BIRRELL IN DUBAI | The Burj Al Arab hotel, built on a man-made island jutting into the Persian Gulf, is famous around the
It always pays to follow money in politics
Farage’s personal approval ratings are sliding and his smirk slipping. Time for Labour to be bold
By: Ian Birrell
It is hard to think of a more grotesque example of state failure. A 15-year-old girl is taken into protective care to escape sexual exploitation in south Wales.
By: Ian Birrell
Israel has been placed on a United Nations blacklist of countries, terror groups and militia accused of using sexual violence as a weapon of torture in conflict zones. A report issued by secretary general António Guterres claimed to have verified 31...
Ebola is a very scary disease, the sort of nightmarish plague seen in a Hollywood disaster movie with gruesome symptoms and terrifying death rates. It starts with a fever and headache, confusingly similar to malaria or typhoid, but all too often ends...
Ebola is a very scary disease, the sort of nightmarish plague seen in a Hollywood disaster movie with gruesome symptoms and terrifying death rates.
