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It's science, Jim, but not as we know it

Wednesday May 26, 2010

Today, you’ve as much chance of finding a scientist like Michael Faraday as stumbling across Kristin Scott Thomas in a bingo hall, says Simon Hills

Keep Britain free from litter yobs, or face the consequences

Monday April 12, 2010

Continuing his Reflections on a Free Society, Simon Hills, associate editor of The Times Magazine, calls for more civic awareness, enforced by the belief that with freedom comes responsibility

How radical is The Alternative Manifesto?

Tuesday April 6, 2010

Simon Hills reviews The Alternative Manifesto: A 12-Step Programme to Remake Britain by Eamonn Butler (Gibson Square, £8.99)

Portraits of a free society: that was then, this is now

Monday March 22, 2010

In the second of a series of articles for The Free Society entitled Reflections on a Free Society, Simon Hills, associate editor of The Times Magazine, argues that that the society in which we now live is like a luxury Soviet Union.

Reflections on a free society - think about it

Wednesday February 3, 2010

The exhortation “Think!” is not just patronising, says Simon Hills, it’s all to do with bossing us around

Denormalisation: the threat to democracy

Thursday April 2, 2009

What chief medical officer Sir Liam Donaldson and his ilk are saying, says Simon Hills, is that in order to be a part of society, we have to be just like them

Licensed to drive very slowly

Friday June 20, 2008

Simon Hills presents James Bond, as approved by Liverpool City Council. (Cut to speedo showing 35mph. A speed-camera flashes. Bond is overtaken.)

Familes need fathers, but do we need this?

Monday May 12, 2008

Believe it or not, says Simon Hills, fatherhood has been around for some time. So what’s the point of dad.info?

Meat is murder: time for action on sausages and health

Wednesday April 16, 2008

The future of the nation is at stake, says Simon Hills. Draconian measures must be introduced, now.

Warning: is Green the new Red?

Monday February 18, 2008

The politics are the same, says Simon Hills, it’s just the colour that has changed