Under par: Why a men-only club culture still persists in the U.K.
Prestigious golf courses and many of London’s ‘gentlemen’s clubs’ alike continue to reject gender equality
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Leah McLaren
Leah McLaren is Maclean’s National Magazine Award-winning London correspondent. Her second novel, A Better Man, was published by HarperCollins in 2015.
The U.K.’s official opposition debates anti-Semitism
The U.K.’s beleaguered Labour Party tries to explain the difference between anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism
How Obama’s anti-’Brexit’ pitch brought out the worst in its opponents
The Leader of the Free World’s rejection of ’Brexit’ riled Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage
David Cameron’s connection to the Panama Papers
How did U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron get ahead? Until now, his father’s tax shelter didn’t hurt.
How Brussels became Europe’s extremist haven
Fragmentation, visible Western symbols, weak security: Brussels provides ideal conditions for jihad
Oil slump would have been disastrous for independent Scotland
The Scottish economy would be in serious trouble, had independence come to pass
After Brussels attacks, Europe’s tragic new normal settles in
On the streets of Brussels, there is anger and fear—about what has happened and what is still to come. Leah McLaren reports.
Britain’s debate over leaving the EU becomes a soap opera
Prime Minister David Cameron is suddenly locked in a very personal battle as Britain’s ’neverendum’ gets under way
George Osborne’s brother problem
George Osborne has his eye on Britain’s top job. His younger sibling’s latest scandal isn’t helping his case.
The poisoned diplomacy between Russia and the United Kingdom
Alexander Litvinenko’s murder was the stuff of spy novels. Now it’s straining U.K.-Russian relations.