Opinion
The environmental impact of COVID-19 & why it provides hope for future
We have been provided with an unprecedented opportunity to ensure that our relationship with the environment can evolve to become more sustainable.
Rees-Mogg clinging to anachronistic ritual at expense of people’s health
The impression was of a government meandering with little idea of where it were going or when it would get there.
Policing is about to go through one of the most testing periods in its history
With the Covid-19 crisis followed by renewed allegations of racist police brutality, policing faces unprecedented challenges.
Are the people behind the UK’s Coronavirus App friends or foes?
Palantir’s work in supporting the NHS in the development and implementation of the Coronavirus App is costing them in excess of £88,000 a week, yet they are charging just £1. Here's why.
The Johnson love affair with mythical bridges continues
Johnson just wants to kick back. The lockdown is virtually over. Summer beckons and the talk is of holidays and air bridges.
Publishers must support working class writers battling with self-doubt
The practical barriers can be addressed but how can we fix a collective consciousness that accepts it is virtually impossible for a working-class writer to be published?
Trump threatened a military occupation of blue states. Was anybody listening?
Just as racists blamed the Civil Rights movement on Communists and other agitators, today their ideological inheritors have invented an imaginary enemy to detract from very real racism ingrained in the American justice system.
Tribal Britain: The government needs it, we don’t
The exploitation of resentment and selfishness has become central to politics in Britain today.
“I’m not the architect of my misfortune” – why white people should be asking what racism means to them
Flipping the question could ultimately offer the best answer to how white people can help combat insidious prejudice in western societies.