Thousands of children conceived by anonymous sperm donation still have no right at all to know their biological fathers. But they are turning to DNA sites to track them down—and Wendy Kramer has...

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

Brexit has exposed a deep rift in our politics. And it's not just May's government that's under threat—it's a the whole system of British governance

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

Over the last 2,000 years we've never been able to make up our minds

Born in Sheffield, Tom Watson rose through Labour's ranks to become deputy under Jeremy Corbyn in 2015. Now, other MPs suspect he is out to split the party. He talks to Kevin Maguire about poetry,...

She made headlines for her response to Christchurch. Less noticed is the way this young PM’s radical plans are shaking up her country’s economy and society

The Stanford prison experiment shaped our understanding of evil. It has led us badly astray

How our national broadcaster has tried—and sometimes failed—to cover the biggest political crisis of our time

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