We should be free to criticise any religious belief system so long as we choose our words with care

Working in the same pub my dad had stayed at years before, I found a greater appreciation of the role pubs play in our communities—and the harm that will be done by their closing

The "tradwife" movement, which looks back to an earlier era of women homemakers, is often seen as a reaction to feminism. The reality is more complex

Behind viral tweets revelling in time alone is an uncomfortable truth: millennials struggle to have, and keep, friends. So what's going on?

After it appeared in the Museum of Failure in 2017, photos of the "Colgate Lasagna" began to go viral on Twitter and Reddit—not to mention in marketing seminars. But did it ever really exist?

Social mobility touches on deeply personal issues of self-understanding, authenticity and identity that policy alone can't address. I would know—I've lived it

The philosopher experimented with some contemptible views. But his work is serious and worth disagreeing with

Orwell, Woolf and Priestley can inform today’s debate

The election may be over, but recent attacks show that the battle around anti-Semitism from all sides of the political spectrum must continue

What chance of a better future if we fail to maintain spaces where radical disagreement can be explored?

The celebrated scientist talks attention, awareness, and the reception to his work

He is the inspiration for the stupidity of modern politics