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Barristers and criminals may not like the idea, but it's key to reforming Britain's antiquated and overloaded justice system, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins ...

The independence of UK courts and public confidence in the legal system could be the victims of David Lammy's plan for justice on the cheap, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff ...

In the face of multiple crises, disruptive technology and populism, making Britain orderly again is an impossible goal, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett ...

The war in Ukraine is a crime. But European leaders should be working for peace, not preparing young people to fight and die, says German academic Mithu Sanyal ...

Anthony Albanese promised to end the 'culture of secrecy'. With freedom of speech under attack globally, it's past time he delivered ...

In what are dangerous times for democracies around the world, parliament's overhaul of nature laws in the EPBC Act shows ambitious reform remains possible ...

Amazon Web Services owns the basic infrastructure for other businesses to operate online, turning even governments into its serfs, says the leader of MeRA25, Yanis Varoufakis ...

The two-child benefit cap was a totem of 14 years of failed ideology. Now it is gone, says Lucy Powell MP, deputy leader of the Labour party ...

She has read 57 books this year, whereas I have watched all of Selling Sunset. But we listen to each other - and enjoy it ...

Dining at 3pm allows for an ideal holiday schedule. Let's retire the term 'dinner' from our Thanksgiving lexicon ...