Guardian 200
A series to mark the Guardian's 2021 bicentennial, highlighting where we came from, where we are going, and the impact we have had on the world
‘I was hungry – and it was terrifying’: How Sinéad Browne overcame the odds and set up her own food charity
After a childhood in care, Browne found herself at 16 with no money and often nothing to eat. But she defied expectations to become a lawyer and now runs her own venture to combat food poverty and waste
‘Admirals would say: we don’t want to serve with these people’ – Craig Jones, the sailor who came out and changed the navy
The ban on gay people serving in the military meant the lieutenant commander spent a decade fearing imprisonment. As soon as it was lifted he insisted on speaking out – whatever the cost
A tale of two pandemics: the true cost of Covid in the global south – podcast
While the rich nations focus on booster jabs and returning to the office, much of the world is facing devastating second-order coronavirus effects. Now is the time to build a fairer, more responsible international system for the future
A tale of two pandemics: the true cost of Covid in the global south
The long read presents Reconstruction after Covid: While the rich nations focus on booster jabs and returning to the office, much of the world is facing devastating second-order coronavirus effects. Now is the time to build a fairer, more responsible international system for the future
