Dawkins’s divine intervention challenges faith in his atheist integrity
Dan Smith looks at whether Richard Dawkins’s involvement in the New College of the Humanities private university is consistent with his atheist ideology.
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Undercover policing: We need an inquiry that looks at the bigger picture
Rebecca Quinn, a campaigner for No Police Spies, responds to the news the undercover police story is being looked at, and calls for any inquiry to go further.
Cameron’s NHS speech does nothing to address criticisms of health professionals
Dr. Ron Singer, a practising doctor and member of the Medical Practitioners Union – a part of Unite – on David Cameron’s speech on the NHS reforms last week.
South Africa – One year on from the World Cup
Tony Dykes, the Director of Action for Southern Africa (ACTSA), looks at the state of the nation, one year on from the World Cup.
Urgency of Now: Reforming fisheries policy, protecting biodiversity
William Bain MP, the shadow food, farming and fisheries minister, writes on the need to reform the Common Fisheries Policy and the need to protect biodiversity.
The key questions for the new Energy Bill
Shadow energy minister Huw Irranca-Davies MP poses some of the key unanswered questions for the government’s new Energy Bill.
One step forward but two steps back for migrant domestic workers
Ruth Grove-White of the Migrants’ Rights Network and Jenny Moss of Kalayaan write about the treatment of domestic workers in the UK and the effect of the government policy.
Social care in crisis
Laura Bradley, a researcher at the Institute for Public Policy Research (ippr), reports on the Southern Cross Healthcare story, and looks at the crisis state of social care.
Failure to disclose evidence reminiscent of dark days of miscarriages of justice
Vera Baird QC, former Solicitor General, writes about the worrying Mark Kennedy affair, and the Crown Prosecution Service’s failure to disclose evidence.
Is Big Tobacco blowing smoke in Cameron’s eyes?
Martin Dockrell of Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) looks at the Conservative party’s links to the tobacco industry, and the tobacco industry’s false claims.