Unilever is not crazy to loudly and proudly focus on sustainability
Is Unilever's drive to deliver sustainability 'mayo madness', or a sure recipe for success?
Biblical Texts: A Lesson in Inconsistency And Amorality For Our Children
American philosopher Noam Chomsky once said of Christianity’s holy book that “The Bible is one of the most genocidal books in history”. It’s a truth that can’t be disputed, as anyone with a familiarity with scripture will instantly attest. Yet while we shield children from violent films or computer games,...
‘Where’s the beef’ in the anti-Tory alliance?
By Alan Story.
FPTP is fundamentally undemocratic – it’s time to make votes matter
The majority of the public are in favour of Proportional Representation - is it time to make the switch?
What went wrong? Why is the UK now lagging behind with the Covid Vaccine Programme?
We are now well down the league tables of overall vaccination rates internationally, and even in the UK, England has vaccinated many fewer teenagers than Scotland. Where did it go wrong?
Bucking the Trend: The resurgent left in the Republic of Ireland
By Caolán Magee.
Keep your promises: Fairtrade farmers’ COP challenge to world leaders
Fairtrade's global network of farmers and workers have sent an open letter to world leaders urging them to keep their climate pledges.
New GP access plan will worsen health inequalities
By Dr Joe McManners, GP from Oxford.
New research reveals: Labour is better at handling the economy than the Conservatives
The Conservatives have managed to win four-successive elections partially on the grounds of their reputation as being ‘strong on the economy’.