Dominic Lawson
Former editor of The Specator magazine and the Sunday Telegraph newspaper, Dominic Lawson who is noted for his robust and iconoclastic opinions on political and social issues, has been writing a column for The Independent since 2006.
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Is Stuart Broad a cheat? I’d rather England's cricket team were ruthless winners than priggish losers
15 July 2013 06:37 PM
The notion of the decent upstanding English public school-educated cricketers is only a myth to console ourselves in defeat against a supposedly inferior national culture
A genius on the court. But let’s keep Andy Murray out of politics
08 July 2013 07:18 PM
Sport has expanded to fill the space that more serious pursuits used to occupy
We'd be wise not to put too much faith in Carney
01 July 2013 06:28 PM
It seems absurd to compare a central banker with a Hollywood movie star. Yet the role of physical allure is underestimated in careers which ought to owe nothing to looks
From the NHS to the police, public servants are putting their own interests first
24 June 2013 09:20 PM
Recent revelations show just how embedded is a culture of self-preservation among those whose first duty should be to you and me
I am Breathing: A dying man who reminds us just what life is for
17 June 2013 05:48 PM
This is not an unremittingly bleak documentary, despite its harrowing subject
Tim Yeo and James Caan: Some forms of hypocrisy are so extreme that we can only laugh
10 June 2013 05:41 PM
The delusions of these two public figures defeat any satire
There are green vested interests too, Mr Davey
03 June 2013 06:56 PM
Opposition to renewables is not "ideological". Those who are opposing Davey’s Energy Bill do so because they see no good in making poor households poorer
Carry on chillaxing, Prime Minister, we can cope with this in your absence
27 May 2013 06:38 PM
Remember that on a purely statistical basis, the risk from terrorism is vanishingly small
Politicians may choose to hide behind the EU, but the electorate will flush them out
20 May 2013 06:58 PM
By accepting mandates from Brussels - even down to how restaurants serve olive oil - our politicians have supported a damaging loss of democratic autonomy
On the 200th anniversary of Wagner's birth, let's learn to love the music - yet still hate the man
13 May 2013 06:55 PM
Hitler’s favourite composer was a monster, but he should still be celebrated
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