References to 1930s Germany are typical of the shrill and reductive level at which complex issues are 'debated' on Twitter, writes Rob Barman.

With an outcome to the Gary Lineker tweet saga the BBC must now work out where it draws the line, writes political editor Paul Francis.

In a world where we all carry decent cameras on our smartphones, our columnist reflects on a previous era and memories lost forever.

The crowd that always bleats about the evils of so-called cancel culture has got Gary Lineker cancelled, writes columnist Rhys Griffiths.

Secret Drinker finds it's not the crust but the filling that counts on a trip to a pub that desperately needs your love

Our readers give their takes on education, strikes and James Bond.

Some rightly need protecting from the cost of living crisis but for many it could be a good thing, writes Secret Thinker.

Michael Gove's plan to tackle truancy by stopping child benefits will just make the issue worse, writes columnist Lauren Abbott.

Rishi Sunak is gambling on a tough-talking asylum crossings plan which raises as many questions as it answers, writes political editor Paul Francis.

With just two months to go until people in the Towns go to the polls, local democracy reporter Katie-May Nelson looks at the political situation.

Our columnist takes a look back at motoring in the not-so-distant past and how far cars have come.

Secret Drinker crosses over to the darkside on a Sunday lunchtime jaunt

Our readers give their takes on pay, knife crime and Britain's past.

Manners maketh man... and woman, and especially children, so where have they all gone? Secret Thinker is concerned.

Final column from John Nurden as he prepares to disappear into the sunset for a belated retirement.

Brexit can't be blamed for everything, writes columnist Lauren Abbott, but it's contributed to the lack of vegetables in supermarkets.

Swimming pools face an uncertain future, yet their presence is so important and it's time the government realised that, writes Paul Francis.

The Channel Tunnel is a success story - but the impact it had on the county at the time of its construction has left it with many scars.

Charming and classy - but is £13.50 for a couple of lunchtime drinks too steep a price to pay?

Our readers have their say on higher education, Brexit and immigration.