Republican senators have finally congratulated Joe Biden – but it’s too little, too late
Even now, most of Donald Trump’s supporters still believe the president-elect “stole” the election.
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Why the UK’s post-Brexit plans are a threat to data protection
The British government appears intent on driving through a radical shift in the data standards we have grown used to.
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What we lose when we no longer get lost
The smartphone has made getting around a city safer, but at what cost to human experience?
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The northern islanders weighing the risks of Covid-19 at Christmas
Why Scotland’s Orkney, Shetland and Western Isles residents are alert to the hazards of an already uncertain journey.
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Emmanuel Macron has tested positive for Covid-19 – what happens now?
The French president’s self-isolation is unlikely to significantly affect the Brexit negotiations.
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How a culture of mistrust is fuelling vaccine hesitancy in the US
The age of Trump has shown how quickly conspiracy theories can spread when people are unsure who to rely on for the…
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How Sweden is being forced to abandon its failing Covid-19 strategy
The country hailed by lockdown sceptics has suffered one of the worst second waves in Europe.
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Boris Johnson has no one but himself to blame for the Brexit farce
The EU is certainly playing hardball, but what did Johnson and his fellow Brexiteers expect?
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