Opinion
Maybe I'm a terrible person.
53% of millennials believe that the promotion of women’s rights has gone ‘too far’
The work charities like mine do across the world is vital. We must not balance our books on the backs of the poor, writes STiR Education’s Girish Menon.
I’m not denying that the NHS and key workers deserve our support in the pandemic – but LGBT people like me wish the public had chosen another symbol, writes Rachel Charlton-Dailey.
China sanctioned me for opposing their violation of Uyghurs. Parliament must now prove we will not be cowed, writes Conservative MP Nusrat Ghani.
First they promised to act on violence against women and girls. Now ministers will try to overturn measures that would do exactly that, writes Labour’s Yvette Cooper.
Passports are not a shortcut back to normality. Johnson must resist glossing over the major difficulties and risks of the scheme, writes the Institute for Government’s Tom Sasse.
A love-hate relationship with lockdown is totally normal. We shouldn’t be surprised if we find ourselves conflicted over leaving this way of life behind, writes journalist Maheen Behrana.
Weaponising Prince Philip’s death to avoid scrutiny from the media and public typifies the cynical opportunism at the core of this government, writes Kimi Chaddah.
There’s really not a deeper intellectual meaning behind these riots, other than Northern Ireland simply has not learned from it’s past, writes Christopher Megrath.