Opinions
Theatres can survive Covid-19—and not just by relying on streaming
As we emerge into 2021, there are opportunities aplenty for theatres to help revive our diminished public sphere
Any long-term investment strategy must factor in these demographic trends
Population shifts will transform the global economy. You can't afford to ignore them
Starmer is passing the antisemitism test as surely as his predecessor failed it
The leader has refused Corbyn readmission to the parliamentary fold. Good.
A plan for cautious investors
Use established trusts which prioritise protecting your money
Skills report: the UK is still learning
How can we equip workers to adapt to the new economy?
You won't teach UK workers new skills with cut-price training
The world of work is changing yet the government scraps schemes which help people adjust
Why investors should expect creative destruction—without the creativity
Will failing firms clear the path for thriving successors? Not in this recovery
The case for a values-based foreign policy
Much is up in the air as Britain navigates the final stages of Brexit—and the Covid-19 pandemic. But we can’t lose sight of our role on the world stage
Why we need to stop talking about a written constitution
While well-meaning people pursue the ideal codified document, the government is getting away with ever-greater constitutional trespasses
In trying to defeat terrorism, Macron must not undermine the principles of the French Republic
Fighting a culture war against the Muslim “enemy within” will not help counter terrorism
Is Scottish independence inevitable?
The separatists have the momentum and they will keep it until England shows that it cares
Face it, one-nation Tories: the party’s over
Why I fled the tyranny of the whip