When the virus peaked in the UK, men were dying at higher rates than women. But now the picture is a bit more complicated

Floods, storms and heatwaves have swept the nation. But take my word for it—we haven't seen anything yet

Boris Johnson has pledged to end Britain's support for global gas and oil projects. But will the government really make good on its promise?

It's a fact: coronavirus lockdown has dropped global emissions. The risk now is falling back into old habits

Though CBD is technically legal in the UK, onerous restrictions mean that products must be imported from abroad. UK farms are losing out

A sea level rise of two metres would render the current Thames Flood Barrier obsolete and would require consideration of alternative ways to protect the capital

There are four key lessons about decision-making and redress

The obvious injustices of the algorithm resulted in a swift government U-turn. But there are many other discriminatory technologies shaping our lives—and they remain hidden

This stricter plan for online political ads is just one of the changes required to safeguard democracy

While many parts of the economy are in crisis, the digital platform sector is booming—and may well be the only viable employers for many. But their business models give workers less freedom, not more

The individuals, the culture, the structures and the messaging—all are culpable for this appalling outcome

Our educational institutions have strong historical ties with eugenics. Have they really reckoned with their histories?