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Looking at the world as a whole: Mary Midgley, 1919-2018
James Garvey / October 23, 2018
The great philosopher had a pluralistic view and made puncturing scientific pretension into an art form. She spoke to Prospect a few weeks before her death, aged 99
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Escaping checkmate: why human chess has survived the robot conquest
David Edmonds / October 18, 2018
Computers can now easily beat grandmasters. But as the World Chess Championship approaches, fans still want to see flawed humans battling out. David Edmonds investigates why
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Is "political correctness" a force for good?
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown and Simon Heffer / October 18, 2018
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown and Simon Heffer go head-to-head in this month's duel
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Meet the 23-year-old activist who could change Pakistan
Samira Shackle / October 16, 2018
Armed only with a microphone and his social media accounts, can Manzoor Pashteen change a dangerous country? Samira Shackle reports
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The rise of American socialism
Clare Malone / October 15, 2018
The Democratic Socialists of America are pulling the party of Clinton and Obama to the left
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An island apart
Steve Bloomfield / October 15, 2018
"Global Britain" has become an oft-repeated phrase. Yet in reality, the Foreign Office is losing its battle to find a place in the world for Britain post-Brexit
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The woman who voted in 1868
Peter Kellner / October 13, 2018
Fifty years before some women were given the franchise, Lily Maxwell voted in a by-election. It's time she was written back into history
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In data: Capturing the economic gap between London and the rest of Britain
Torsten Bell / October 12, 2018
Are people living in the capital actually better off?
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How to save Britain from London
Paul Collier / October 12, 2018
Most of the country is hurting. But it won’t be able to escape the shadow of the mighty metropolis without an overhaul of capitalism
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Bosnia on the brink
Jasmin Mujanovic / September 23, 2018
A complex peace deal, backed by Europe and America, ended the Bosnian war in 1995. Now, it is falling apart
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