Coronavirus
We must learn from the past if we want to address the social impacts of Covid-19
Change is possible but not guaranteed, says the Chief Executive of the British Academy
Access to justice was patchy before the pandemic. Now it is imperilled
We can fill in the holes in the justice system—if the courts service is given the funding and data it needs
The Prospect editorial—Unlocking liberty, freeing the future
As we leave lockdown, it is worth stopping to ask if “normal” is what we actually want to go back to
The Prospect Interview #173: Is UK democracy under threat?
Certain laws have helped control the virus. But the ways in which they have been passed should worry us
Big Pharma did not save the day
The industry is celebrating a great PR win—but Big Pharma's iron grip on intellectual property could hinder the achievement of worldwide protection against Covid-19
The duel: Is eliminating Covid-19 worth it?
A public health imperative, or socially and medically backwards? Our panellists debate the proposition
The economic crisis: in numbers
Data highlights the global nature of the economic impact of Covid-19
Vaccine passports are tempting. They are also philosophically outrageous
Allowing only people who have received a Covid jab to travel abroad is unjust and cruel to everyone else. But that doesn’t mean I’d reject the offer
Taking liberties: Covid-19 and the anatomy of a constitutional catastrophe
We should soon get many of our personal freedoms back. But such have been the abuses of parliament, police and the law that we may never recover our standing as free citizens
A National Day of Reflection: we have lost so much, but there is hope for tomorrow
If we harness the power of governments and the ingenuity of communities, we can transform life for the better
Who will pick up the pieces of the post-Covid recovery?
The complexity of the crisis means we cannot change much until we plug the gaps
Does living on an island help in the fight against Covid-19?
Community isolation has benefits and drawbacks when combatting a deadly virus. How have different territories fared?