BBC Radio 4’s Night Watch offers insight into female fear – but is it useful?
The shadow of Sarah Everard’s murder looms over this catalogue of women’s experiences of walking at night.
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National Insurance has become the stealth tax of choice
The main NI rate is set to rise to 13.25 per cent having stood at just 5.5 per cent in…
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Is Wes Streeting the next Labour leader?
Both allies and critics of the fast-rising shadow health secretary agree that he represents more than “rehashed Blairism”.
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With the Beijing Winter Olympics near, can China sustain its “zero Covid” strategy?
As the rest of the world learns to live with coronavirus, China is increasingly isolated.
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I survived Anders Breivik’s terror attack. I still think he has a right to a parole hearing
Tarjei Jensen Bech, now a Labour mayor, reflects on the far-right in Norway.
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What Hitchcock’s Vertigo teaches us about love
The film's twin love stories contrast two ways of understanding what tethers us to someone: personal qualities and shared history.
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How do we level up the UK? Focus on quality jobs that work for people
Attracting the inward investment of big capital doesn’t always lead to better outcomes. People need well-paid, good-quality jobs in the…
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Why working-class Tories have turned on Boris Johnson
Johnson has exploded the notion that the elite will govern well in the interests of ordinary people.
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