All news on the topic: Darren Lewis

There's just hours to go until the deadline to register to vote, and uptake is lowest among ethnic minorities, younger people and those on lower incomes. But without a vote, you're leaving yourself voiceless, says Darren Lewis

After PC Perry Lathwood was found guilty of assault against a mum he’d wrongfully ­handcuffed and arrested, Darren Lewis asks when will the police truly learn lessons and reassure the public

The clampdown on 'Whitehall waste' by Esther McVey is just another example of how out of touch she is, says Mirror columnist Darren Lewis, who'd rather she faced up to some real concerns

It beggars belief how a TV ad was able to make the gutted husk of Grenfell tower vanish, writes Mirror columnist Darren Lewis, but it's all of a part with our nothing-to-see-here culture

TV host Kirstie Allsopp argues homework is of zero benefit to young children and is a nightly nightmare for parents, but Darren Lewis has a lesson in the real world

We are in dangerous territory when ordinary voters who use the democratic process are maligned because the results do not go the way the Government wants, writes Mirror columnist Darren Lewis

Cases of Islamophobia are rocketing around the country and columnist Darren Lewis is disgusted by the far-right Tory tactics to ramp things up, not dial them down

Darren Lewis says the Labour Party appears convinced it needs only to turn up to win a general election – because it’s not the Tories

LIVERPOOL vs MANCHESTER UNITED: The Reds host their historical rivals at Anfield, with our predictions suggesting that another one-sided contest could be in store

Two of our journalists give their very different opinions on the big debate which caused Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to pull out of a meeting with the Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis

We have the luxury of turning the TV off but for all of the families knee-deep in grief and trauma over the last 52 days in Israel and Gaza there has been no escape, writes Darren Lewis

After a day of political chaos with a major reshuffle of Sunak's cabinet - which included Suella Braverman's sacking - Darren Lewis celebrates the loss of Britain's 'most dangerous cabinet minister'

No parent should endure what too many already have during the terrifying, blood-soaked, cycle of vengeance in the Middle East since last Saturday's attack, writes Darren Lewis

Darren Lewis knows only too well the heartbreak that comes with our knife epidemic, and he says we urgently need a better way forward and a national strategy so families don't live in fear

The Friends actress has admitted to hoarding old documents over the years, and Darren Lewis confesses he has done the same. But as well as being seen as mess and clutter, it can be a welcome connection to the past, he argues

Darren Lewis says opinion will rage on where Mason Greenwood stands, but amid it all is a young striker who will be 'for ever followed by whatever happened that day'

Darren Lewis tells how with help he managed to break free of the stereotype that Black people don't swim

Darren Lewis was in Jamaica while Windrush events were taking place in England, marking 75 years since the Empire Windrush arrived in the UK. But as well as hearing some inspirational stories, he's reminded of what still needs to be done

Darren Lewis is appalled that dangerous dogs now seem to be taking priority over the safety of children, and says it's time to totally overhaul the Dangerous Dogs Act

Following the well-publicised gaffe by journalist Dawn Neesom on the Jeremy Vine show, Darren Lewis voices his opinion on the importance of taking the time to learn how to say somebody's name correctly

The UK's No.1. Equality, Diversity and Inclusion summit for sport was held last week as significant progress was celebrated, but key issues are still hampering real change

After the Jaws actor's rant about diversity in movies, where he raged about not being able to play a Black man on screen, Darren Lewis is stunned that he's still having to push back against such entitlement

The Coronation could have been a chance for the Royals to appeal to the younger generations, says Darren Lewis, but the invitation to swear allegiance shows The Firm is still stuck in the past

Darren Lewis says in light of the Essex pub row over displaying racist dolls, some people need a history lesson to be reminded of the generations enslaved and violated on the basis of their skin colour WARNING: STORY CONTAINS LANGUAGE SOME READERS MAY FIND OFFENSIVE

THE BIG DEBATE: Arsenal threw away a two-goal lead for the second time in two games as West Ham battled back to earn a draw on Sunday, so does Arteta need to mix it up?