World leaders will be flying into Egypt, a country with one of the world’s worst human rights record, for an event sponsored by Coca-Cola.
With conviction rates for non-crime hate incidents far outstripping actual crimes, the police need to urgently rethink their priorities.
One year on from the Taliban’s takeover, 95 per cent of the country is going hungry.
If the BBC wants to compete on top-end pay with privately-owned broadcasters, why is it still publicly funded?
In his new book, Jamie Susskind argues that our current system of governing the digital world is dangerously outdated.
An obsession with trivial non-crime hate incidents is a ludicrous misuse of police time.
In a free society like ours, it should not require bravery to show an image of a religious figure.
Like every organisation, the police force has bad apples. But branding it racist does a disservice to the next generation of officers – and the country.
By democratising fame, the internet has stripped celebrities of the special status they have enjoyed for generations. Now we all think we’re VIPs.
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