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John Harris

Posted on March 15, 2017 by The Orwell Prize -

Submitted Articles

Irrational, unhinged, gullible? No, out supporters deserve to be listened to– The Guardian,26/02/2016
Trump supporters are not the bigots the left likes to demonise– The Guardian, 13/05/2016
We are living in a country so imbalanced, it has effectively fallen over- The Guardian, 24/06/2016
Does the left have a future? – The Guardian, 06/09/2016
Why people vote for Trump: the death of the American dream (video)– The Guardian, 12/05/2016
EU referendum: welcome to the divided, angry Kingdom (video) – The Guardian, 22/06/2016

Nick Cohen

Posted on March 15, 2017 by The Orwell Prize -

Nick Cohen is a columnist for the Observer, and writes for the Spectator, New European, Washington Post, Standpoint and many other publications. He is the author of five books, including What’s Left and You Can’t Read This Book

Patrick Kingsley

Posted on March 15, 2017 by The Orwell Prize -

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Europe’s failure on refugees echoes the moral collapse of the 1930s – The Guardian, 26/04/2016
‘Help, we’re sinking’: aboard a refugee rescue boat in the perilous Greek seas – The Guardian, 12/01/2016
The death of Alan Kurdi: one year on, compassion towards refugees fades– The Guardian, 02/09/2016
‘Prisoners of Europe’: the everyday humiliation of refugees stuck in Greece – The Guardian, 06/09/2016
Hungarian referendum decides whether to slam the door on migrants– The Observer, 01/10/2016
The small African region with more refugees than all of Europe– The Guardian, 26/11/2016

Sarah O’Connor

Posted on March 15, 2017 by The Orwell Prize -

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When your boss is an algorithm – Financial Times Magazine, 10/09/2016
The best economist is one with dirty shoes – Financial Times, 20/07/2016
Leave robotic jobs to robots and improve humans’ lives – Financial Times, 06/01/2016
Workplace surveillance is sparking a cyber rebellion – Financial Times, 20/01/2016
A gig economy is no excuse to go back to the past – Financial Times, 12/10/2016
Dawn workers forced to clean toilets seven days a week to survive (plus video) – Financial Times, 31/03/2016

Anthony Loyd

Posted on March 15, 2017 by The Orwell Prize -

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Iraqi fighters laugh over the mutilated body of Isis teenager – The Times, 12/03/2016
The colonel’s revenge: on the battle against Islamic State in Iraq– New Statesman, 04/04/2016
Nameless bodies: the horror faced by migrants in Libya – New Statesman, 05/07/2016
The man who shot me now works for the CIA – The Times, 03/09/2016
‘My four-year-old son just wants to behead people’ – The Times, 10/12/2016

Douglas Murray

Posted on March 15, 2017 by The Orwell Prize -

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Send us your entries for the President Erdogan Insulting poetry competition – The Spectator, 23/04/2016
When will our politicians accept the reality of Islamic terrorism?– The Spectator, 30/07/2016
Lights, camera, politics: the triumph of showbiz over argument– The Spectator,15/10/2016
When Marine Le Pen loses, it will not be because she’s too right wing– The Sunday Times, 20/11/2016
Castro is an icon – for dictators– The Sunday Times, 27/11/2016
The prurient public give MPs two choices: happy marriage or celibacy – The Sunday Times, 11/09/2016

Paul Wood

Posted on March 15, 2017 by The Orwell Prize -

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The end of Isis? – The Spectator, 09/01/2016
The trouble with our allies, the Kurds– The Spectator, 27/02/2017
The muddle in Syria– The Spectator, 06/08/2016
Syria and avoiding the next world war – The Spectator, 08/10/2016
How should we cover Syria? – Shorenstein Centre Papers, 06/07/2016
Trump’s People (the world outside Syria) – Harper’s Magazine, 01/06/2016

Fintan O’Toole

Posted on March 15, 2017 by The Orwell Prize -

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Brexit is being driven by English nationalism. And it will end in self-rule –The Observer, 19/06/2016
Brexit fantasy is about to come crashing down– The Irish Times, 25/06/2016
Brexit and the politics of the fake orgasm– The Irish Times, 02/07/2016
The English have placed a bomb under the Irish peace process – The Guardian, 24/11/2016
People need hope, not ‘hopeitude’ – The Irish Times, 12/07/2016
A soft, flexible Brexit could be possible – with Ireland’s help – The Guardian, 21/11/2016

Douglas Murray

Posted on July 22, 2016 by The Orwell Prize -

Douglas Murray is Associate Director of the Henry Jackson Society and the author of Bloody Sunday: Truth, lies and the Saville Inquiry. @DouglasKMurray

Submitted Articles

Religion of Peace’ is not a harmless platitude – Spectator, 17/01/2015
Do we value free speech in Britain? – Standpoint, 29/02/2015
How Lampedusa copes when the ships come in – Spectator, 02/05/2015
Is the West’s loss of faith terminal? – Standpoint, 29/04/2015
The atheist case against assisted dying – Spectator, 29/08/2015
Migrant crisis? Europe hasn’t seen anything yet – Standpoint, 29/09/2015

Rachel Sylvester

Posted on March 2, 2016 by The Orwell Prize -

Rachel Sylvester is a political columnist at the Times. @RSylvesterTimes

Submitted Articles

Osborne, the shape-shifting chancellor – The Times, 07/07/2015 Ministers at odds of Saudi prison deal – The Times, 13/10/2015 Labour is the party for down and out losers – The Times, 01/12/2015 Don’t abandon religion to the extremists – The Times, 08/12/2015 Labour is becoming the woman-hating party – The Times, 29/12/2015

Rosie Blau

Posted on March 2, 2016 by The Orwell Prize -

Rosie Blau is China correspondent for The Economist. @RosieBlau

Submitted Articles

Park Life -The Economist, 19/12/2015 Young, single and what about it? – The Economist, 29/08/2015 The King and I – The Economist, 29/08/2015 Dream of the bed chamber – The Economist, 21/11/2015 The critical masses – The Economist, 11/04/2015 Almost home – The Economist, 10/ 10/2015

Oliver Bullough

Posted on March 2, 2016 by The Orwell Prize -

Oliver Bullough is a journalist and the author of two books about Russian history and politics: The Last Man in Russia, and Let Our Fame Be Great which was shortlisted for the Orwell Prize for Books in 2011. @oliverbullough

Submitted Articles

Toxic Shock: the Verdict that Could Re-ignite the Cold War – British GQ, 01/12/2015
After Maidan – Granta, 02/07/2015
Putin’s closest ally – and his biggest liability – The Guardian, 23/09/2015
A Short History of Ukrainians in Britain – Radio 4, 20/05/2015
The fall of Jersey: how a tax haven goes bust – The Guardian, 08/12/2015
Welcome to Ukraine, the most corrupt nation in Europe – The Guardian, 06/02/2015

Iona Craig

Posted on March 2, 2016 by The Orwell Prize -

Iona Craig is a freelance journalist. In 2015, she was recognized for her work as a Yemen correspondent at The Times of London, for which she was the recipient of the 2014 Martha Gellhorn prize.

@ionacraig

Submitted Articles

Yemen civil war ripping society apart – Al Jazeera America, 18/06/2015
The Battle for Aden – BBC Radio 4, 11/06/2015
Yemen’s Hidden War: How The Saudi-led Coalition is Killing Civilians – The Intercept, 01/09/2015
The Agony of Saada: U.S. and Saudi Bombs Target Yemen’s Ancient Heritage – The Intercept, 16/11/2015
The Siege of Taiz – RTE Radio 1, 29/11/2015
Britain: Saudi Arabia’s silent partner in Yemen’s civil war – The Independent, 19/12/2015

David Gardner

Posted on March 2, 2016 by The Orwell Prize -

David Gardner is International Affairs Editor at the Financial Times.

Submitted Articles

Turkey: slipping into the vortex – Financial Times, 09/01/2015
The hideous dialectic of Isis savagery – Financial Times, 18/02/2015
Attacks on Shia mosques show Saudi Arabia must act against extremists – Financial Times, 02/06/2015
The toxic rivalry of Saudi Arabia and Isis – Financial Times, 16/07/2015
Paris attacks: The treacherous path to defeating Isis – Financial Times, 15/11/2015
A chasm at the heart of the Syrian crisis – Financial Times, 27/12/2015

Shiraz Maher

Posted on March 2, 2016 by The Orwell Prize -

Shiraz Maher is a freelance journalist and a Senior Fellow at the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation, King’s College London. @ShirazMaher