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Sex education in primary schools: Too much, too soon?

The Commons Education Select Committee has called for Sex and...

Clarissa Waldron 19th February 2015
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Britain’s economy should be more like France: Does Labour have a death wish?

Labour’s shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna...

Joe Morgan 17th February 2015
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The power of branding and its impact on children’s health

There have been renewed calls from health campaigners to limit...

Joe Morgan 16th February 2015
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Should political parties get rid of their dodgy donors?

If this week’s revelation that HSBC covertly helped wealthy...

Eoin O’Sullivan-Harris 16th February 2015
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Minsk agreement: A teetering peace on the brink of collapse?

Agreed in the early hours of Thursday morning in the Belarusian...

Thomas Rhys Jones 15th February 2015
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Technology fuels and amplifies people’s morbid attraction to tragedies  

People are instinctively drawn to human...

Eoin O’Sullivan-Harris 12th February 2015
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Google’s new health app: the start of en-masse hypochondria?‏

Google has announced plans to launch an information...

Clarissa Waldron 12th February 2015
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Should social media companies do more to shut down extremist accounts?

Earlier this week, notorious hacking group Anonymous...

B Finney 12th February 2015
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How are the Conservatives planning to make us rich, and will it make a difference?

The editorial unit 11th February 2015
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Fight against evil: Should Britain play a greater role in defeating IS?

An American graduate of the West Point military academy...

The editorial unit 10th February 2015

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