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Cathy Rentzenbrink / September 18, 2018
Why don’t we make it easier for anyone to have a glass of water without interrogation?
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From working night-shifts in a bed factory to raising 10 children in a care home,...
Prospect Team / September 18, 2018
The prize is designed to prompt and reward imagination, critical thinking and analytical...
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Kevin Maguire / September 18, 2018
From working night-shifts in a bed factory to raising 10 children in a care home,...
Prospect Team / September 17, 2018
Out of date—or up to it? Charlotte Runcie and Lucy Winkett discuss fake news, shouting...
Rafael Behr / September 14, 2018
The strange story of how the decline and fall of political life has been fuelled by a...
Tom Clark / August 23, 2018
Most voters see both sides as equally to blame for the ongoing failure of the peace...
Michael Blastland / August 22, 2018
For years, patients have been told that an early diagnosis can save their life. What if...
Dani Garavelli / August 21, 2018
She has a reputation for being a different kind of Conservative—but just how far can...
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Entry rates for GCSE languages have plummeted since the turn of the millennium
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The two-state solution is no longer achievable. Donald Macintyre joins the Prospect team...
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Donald MacIntyre reports from the West Bank on how the two-state solution is dying, while Avraham Burg proposes a bold one-state solution. Plus: a new Life section and remembering VS Naipaul
What would really happen if the UK stayed in the EU? Zoe Williams, Nick Clegg and more give their views. Plus: inside the world of child prodigies—and rediscovering Oscar Wilde's "lost" years in Paris
Will Brexit break the Conservatives? With Europe's centre-right under threat, Prospect asks what the future holds for moderate conservatism. Plus: Julian Baggini, Samira Shackle, and Cal Flyn on learning Gaelic
What would a Chinese world order look like? Isabel Hilton, Yuan Ren and more discuss. Plus: Corbyn's foreign policy, and the real lives of the Cambridge Five