Covid-19
Covid-19 is causing a mental health crisis—but ending lockdown would make it worse
The effects of the disease are likely to trigger an increase in depression
What human rights can tell us about school closures
International human rights law provides a crucial lens through which to judge the competing rights and obligations at play in a crisis
Strain B117: What we know about the new Covid mutation
This deadly new adversary will exploit the government’s delayed response
The government confronts an unreasonable worst-case scenario
Brexit and Covid are conspiring to produce chaos
The Covid sceptics have made a basic philosophical mistake
The root of the problem is misunderstanding how evidence works
As vaccines come into view, here's what you need to know about investing in biotech
The wild ride of the last few weeks may give way to something more stable
London, recharged
How to guarantee continued legal innovation
The firmest of foundations
English law is an instrument of exceptional commercial power—and will remain so. This is why
Whistling in the wind: why do we not protect employees who come forward?
Whistleblowing law requires long overdue reform
Why a Keynesian stimulus is best for both the economy *and* public finances
There is no trade-off between supporting workers and fiscal sustainability
The vaccine will be safe. This legal contingency plan is necessary nonetheless
We should be looking now at the system to compensate anyone who is harmed, however unlikely that harm may be
The one fact that should inform Sunak’s Spending Review more than any other
The relationship between health and wealth is not what you might think