Life under lockdown: Sexual violence again silenced by crisis
During the lockdown months of April and May 2020, roughly one-fifth of all offences recorded by the police were domestic abuse-related.
We should take time to understand anti-vaxxer’s concerns, rather than just condemn them
By Dr Joe McManners, GP from Oxford.
We have outsourced oversight of political discourse to private profit-seeking corporations
Donald Trump spent years inciting violence before his account was finally suspended.
Tamper-proof vaccine certifications could help UK transition to post-Covid, post-Brexit ‘new normal’
Whichever solution the UK chooses, it will need to implement it soon, as fraudsters have already begun advertising fake NHS vaccine cards online.
Lockdown: Magic money trees – not austerity – the only way economy can survive Covid pandemic
"What we must learn from this is that there is a public economy as well as a private market economy."
Can Patrick Drahi turn Sotheby’s around?
Under Drahi’s financial stewardship, Sotheby’s no longer has room for missteps.
Another massive data leak highlights the importance of data privacy during Covid-19
Businesses and government agencies the world over need to reconsider their data safety and compliance.
Pandemic: eye-watering spending must not lead to austerity
Rather than quantitative easing for the banks, there should be quantitative easing for the people.
Ten for me, and none for you: Stockpiling is the height of selfishness
"Perhaps it was always there in us, or perhaps it was Mrs Thatcher who started it when she said, There is no such thing as society."