Is mass surveillance really the answer to our terrorism fears?
Effective surveillance of electronic communications relies on the ability of tech companies to successfully comply with new duties
Good Society
Why a sugar tax is not the answer to Britain’s obesity problem
It is exercise that will fix Britain’s obesity – not an overcomplicated tax system
What’s behind the socialist revival in the US and the UK?
The success of Corbyn and Sanders is down to more than just anger at welfare cuts
Unite leader calls on Labour to apologise for ‘betraying’ its voters
Len McCluskey warned that New Labour alienated large swathes of the Scottish working class
Why human rights activists need to be better at marketing
Not everyone is convinced by the need for strong human rights legislation
Counter terrorism in London cannot be done on the cheap
More armed police officers in the capital won’t make up for deep cuts to neighbourhood policing
Boris Johnson has transformed cycling infrastructure – for people who live in central London
The next mayor must focus specifically on making cycling safer and more appealing in the outer boroughs
Senior Labour figures battle over Welsh seat
May’s by-election will be viewed as a big test of Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership
UK government urged to act on global persecution of Christians
The UK is a generous donor to a number of countries highlighted on a new list of places that are dangerous for Christians
Charlie Hebdo’s critics still don’t understand French satire
One year on from the terrorist attack, Charlie Hebdo remains misunderstood