Opinion
DisUnited Kingdom: can soft power save the union?
Any solo attempt to take a position - through quick-out-the-traps nationalism, trojan horse better-togetherism, or a federalism-focussed third way - will be rejected by the public as an unwanted imposition.
A Ugandan’s Letter to Fellow Humans in Britain
By Yasin Kakande
‘It’s A Sin’ not to watch and learn about the HIV and AIDS epidemic
I’ll never forget one of the first things my mum said to me when I came out, “…but I don’t want you to get aids!”
Who is the most dangerous person on earth?
By Tom Lane
Captain Sir Tom Moore was a reminder that in a pandemic, all lives matter
Tributes to the centenarian have replaced ill-judged notions that coronavirus 'only' kills the most vulnerable.
Britain’s reaction to the first sign of competence in government is scary
New Zealand has managed to keep their Covid death rate down to just 25 because their government acted with competence from the start.
Has Britain’s flag fetish gone too far?
Nationalism has consequences.
Double blow: Brexit Britain locked out of both the EU and major economies
The UK has shot itself in the foot by leaving the EU without trade deals with China and the US.