Stewart Dakers: real estate
How might the New Era estate story end? The new owners of low priced housing in East London have options for treating their existing tenants well
The truth about Airbnb: not a racket, nor brothel, just sparing a dime on rent Emma Brockes Emma Brockes: Questions we should be asking about the startup: isn't it just a course correction for a real-estate system stacked against us? Also: is someone having sex in my bed?
Petty criminals take their lead from the top Why dishonest financial bigwigs are much more prolific burglars than society's small-time offenders
The ghost of Christmas past on the real estate How debt collector Wayne returned to the housing estate of his youth
Swifter, higher, stronger. But what about the losers? Stewart Dakers on the background that is driving Scrap to be an Olympic hopeful
Men have their uses but are rather last century Action man is outmoded and male traits are not getting us anywhere, writes Stewart Dakers
A violent epidemic built on institutionalised misogyny Autism looks increasingly like the construct of a masculine culture, drenched in testosterone. Stewart Dakers explains
We need nanny to constrain the trampling of the weak Nanny's job via speed cameras and the like is to ensure that the different are accommodated, the vulnerable protected and the incompetent supported, writes Stewart Dakers
This unsporting life Stewart Dakers: Contemporary sport acts as a magnet and a refuge for the disaffected opting for a petulant life of perpetual puerility
Belated 'national service' teaches Enid to enjoy life Stewart Dakers: Former evacuee Enid has just gone through a major change of life. It shows that perhaps good things do come to those who wait
Communities need more overalls, less suits Stewart Dakers: There's a surfeit of suits applying for paid work in the voluntary corridors, but there is a serious deficit of overalls available to deliver
A* for courage and anguish, U for luck of the draw Stewart Dakers Stewart Dakers: As a method of assessing standards of competence, exams are simply unfair and unrealistic
Excluded, angry and destroyed by demons Stewart Dakers: As Michaela's funeral wept its way to the crematorium on Friday, there was in many hearts a reluctant sense of relief
My dislike for this woman goes beyond her disability Stewart Dakers Stewart Dakers: How I faced up to a deep-seated prejudice against relationships between disabled people
There's a price to pay for the infectious sins of the fathers Bloody men! It's a sentiment regularly expressed by half the planet
Summary justice in the 'hood? Sorted with ease Stewart Dakers The 'hood is self-reliant; it handles its own affairs and makes a total cock-up of it, writes Stewart Dakers
Knight in white trainers Chelsie's life on the estate is hard. Respite from drudgery and the mood swings of mum and her new bloke is a Christmas Eve night out. But is it going happen?
What divides us from the newcomers with attitude? Does reconciliation have to be preceded by atrocity, asks Stewart Dakers
An endless supply of women does not a family make Stewart Dakers: A few weeks ago, when Josh's latest "mother" moved out, he responded by egging the Baswamis' shop.
Civilian status cuts no ice when the gang comes calling Stewart Dakers: Billy got a bad smacking a few weeks back, the night of the England v Germany game.
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