The government's story of falling vaccination rates isn't the full picture

The writer on her memories of childhood, the fight against populism—and why she writes to metal

As shops shutter, it is not only local economies but the sense of place and community that is imperilled. In an era of online retail, how can the high street fight back?

You want your doctor to treat you as an individual. But clinical practice is warped by dubious—and sometimes outright dangerous— ideas about race

Solving climate change needn't wreck the economy. In fact, it's the smartest way to fix it

A small, landlocked nation, the Central African Republic has been blighted by a succession of vicious conflicts since gaining independence from France in 1960. Now, a former military attorney general...

A new book on the emotional lives of animals reminds us how much we have in common with our fellow creatures

Unbeknownst to many, the market for faked Hitler paintings is thriving. But who is buying them—and why?

A vital measure to stabilise Britain's governance—or an unnecessary addition to politics that would do more harm than good? Our contributors debate

Manchester has a housing boom and a homelessness crisis at the same time—and it has George Osborne to thank for both