Letters: March 2020
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Regulars
Stephen Collins's cartoon: Silenced by woke culture
Dan lives under oppression. Can you help him?
Hannah Berry's cartoon: A surprise gift
When someone just "gets" you
Prospect puzzle and crossword: March 2020
Can you best our enigmatologist?
Paul Krugman: "I’m considerably less of a believer in the invisible hand"
The Nobel Prize-winner on the most dangerous economic myth of all, climate change, and indie music
How football grounds explain the election result
75 per cent of Premier League clubs are found in Labour seats; by the National League, the figure is just 25 per cent
The Prospect editorial: 2020 vision
Zoom out and take a longer view, and there are good reasons to muster a new confidence for the 2020s
James Lovelock: "Having reached 100 years, what do I do next?"
The environmentalist explains why he wishes it was possible to visit William Tyndale—and how the US government seized one of his inventions
Stephen Collins's cartoon: VacBot
The evolution of an historic device
Letters: January/February 2020
Readers respond to the December issue
Editorial December 2019—An ugly election
Each party has come to see the other as not merely its opposition, but its enemy. That has implications for the way our politics will work in the years ahead
Lady Hale: "I try not to be too sure that I am right"
The Supreme Court President talks sovereignty, sexism and the best present she's ever received
In numbers: the great political divide on taxing companies
What might the election mean for corporation tax rates—and how do we compare with other countries?
Should Universal Credit be scrapped? Our contributors debate
A flawed system with great potential—or a replacement benefits service that isn't fit for purpose?
Letters: December 2019 issue
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