Tim Dowling
Tim Dowling is a journalist for the Guardian. He writes a weekly column for Weekend magazine
-
There was much grumbling in advance of Russell T Davies’s TV adaptation, with predictions of political correctness gone mad, but it was a spirited, triumphant performance. Plus, Alan Partridge on the ‘schasm’ between rich and poor
-
Tim Dowling's Weekend column Tim Dowling: the band’s back on the road – and the talk turns to health
‘In a band containing so many men of a certain age, it’s hard to own an illness; someone else will have had it worse than you’ -
Our ideas of what manhood should be are still based on bushcraft. It’s time we developed a notion of masculinity for the modern world
-
‘You usually text me to remind me to bring wine,’ Constance says, rolling a fag. ‘It’s your fault’
-
It may be a weird concept with confusing metrics, but this show is really about couples – and on the whole, they’re a contented bunch. Plus: the Bedfordshire force has a topical problem in 24 Hours in Police Custody
-
The amount of wine I’ve drunk to counteract the clockwise spin of everything is possibly responsible for the gentle anticlockwise motion I’m experiencing – a slight miscalculation
-
The votes of overseas Democrats like me have given Hillary Clinton something to think about. Does leaving the US make us more liberal?
-
I may be ill but there’s no way I’m going to sit in the car while my wife goes shopping. Old men sit in the car by themselves, staring at the horizon
-
A 2014 briefing gave the prime minister the facts for everything from the price of milk to who was at No 1. So what might his current cheat sheet look like?
Tim Dowling's Weekend column Tim Dowling: I’m getting a new bike for my birthday. Or am I?