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The risk for parties that go too far in one direction is to cede too much ground to their opponents ...

Activating real civic resilience could be a KPI for the prime minister's progressive patriotism, rather than spending billions more on big, shiny machines ...

The courts have failed to reckon with coercive control and survivors' trauma. Same with the court of public opinion ...

The Bank of England is redesigning money with new themes. So how about Lincoln Cathedral, the London Marathon or wheelie bins, suggest Athena Kugblenu, David Reynolds, Coco Khan, Connor Myers and Henry Bonsu ...

What was once an independent, policy-based agency is now using its leverage to further the Maga message ...

The double standards and hypocrisy used to justify Israel's aggression will not be forgotten here, or in other countries, says Hossein Hamdieh, a social researcher based in Tehran ...

The planned fight on White House grounds isn't just macho spectacle - it's a chilling marker of where the US is headed ...

We may believe we see the world exactly as it is - but as studies of optical illusions show, it's far more complex than that, says cognitive and computational neuroscience professor Anil Seth ...

Those appalled by Israel's actions in Gaza, and the kind of media frenzy prompted by Bob Vylan's Glastonbury appearance, are finding their voice, says Archie Bland, editor of the Guardian's First Edition newsletter ...

To truly understand the president's style of rule, we must go beyond Scandinavian sagas and Sicilian crime lore, says philosopher and author David Van Reybrouck ...