Opinion

If, in the future, Gary has to restrict himself to talking about football, here are some analogies it's OK for him to use

An annual event sees those used to asking the questions in the hot seat

Another bank has collapsed, which shows once more that we have a global economy but local regulation

Sticking-plaster fixes and benefit-cut threats won’t fill the worker gap

If we do not learn the lessons of the Iraq war, we are doomed to further conflict and chaos

The ‘activist blob’ email should set our alarm bells ringing – it’s an attempt to politicise the state

Caution prevents Labour from telling the truth about Brexit. But bold policies that will bring change are also absent

The latest AI system has been hailed as a gamechanger in journalism, but will the bots have their day?

It’s not just the British who are obsessed with the Nazis – Hitler still boosts sales and viewing figures in Germany

Brexiters beware, symptoms are on the rise - but never fear, here are a selection of foolproof cures for your ailments

The case of a pedestrian jailed for causing the death of a cyclist highlights the ongoing power struggle on the pavements of urban Britain

The government’s immigration policy shows how extreme it has become

It’s the right and the duty of anyone with a platform to speak out against this cruelty

An ONS report finds no justification for their anti-union legislation

A total Tory collapse is bad for us all

Is Europe’s policy on migration fuelling growing violence in Tunisia against black immigrants?

It was a real privilege to sit down with Björn Ulvaeus this week to discuss the band's social impact

As they get used to subsidies that are a fraction of those paid by the European Union, Brexit continues to wreck the lives of Britain’s small farmers

Manufacturers say fears over red tape and political chaos are creating more uncertainty

The glowing headlines of less than a week ago seem considerably further away for the prime minister

The country’s capital, Lisbon, is buckling under the weight of visitors, including a new generation of ‘desirable’ migrants

Why the crazy 15-minute city conspiracy theory is no laughing matter

The government would do well to avoid exacerbating the current crises and heed this advice

We all know what he’s up to

Why tranquil indifference is not the answer to the world's problems

The country is divided over the ‘iron chancellor’, feminist foreign policy and Putin’s ‘manifesto for peace’

Mark Zuckerberg has already spent $20bn on his new virtual reality project, and it’s boring, empty and clunky

The UK government’s figures are pure fiction, designed to frighten us off seeking independence

Exploring the connection between schizophrenia and emerging technologies

Some say that had the 39th president died in 1982, for example, he would have been forgotten, written off as a failure. Now he has a legacy

Your favourites unite for Brexit Avengers: Infinite Culture Wars! Coming soon, whether you like it or not...