The government is making the internet safer for children. But ongoing negotiations towards a UK-US trade deal could threaten that progress, writes Director of the Trade Justice Movement Tom Wills
Innovation should make consumers’ lives easier, not leave them facing a legal nightmare
We can’t spend November promising never to forget people's sacrifice, then spend the rest of the year treating their welfare as a budget line that can be postponed, writes LBC's EJ Ward
Backing Saudi Arabia again risks more fighting and higher energy prices. A government promising to tackle the cost of living should be working to contain the conflict through diplomacy and de-escalation, writes economist Kevin Cashman
The UK has the second-largest illegal cigarette market in Europe, writes executive Claire Jolly
More than half of Britain’s Muslims experienced some form of prejudice in the last year, writes CEO of The British Muslim Trust Akeela Ahmed
Whatever you think about the general repatriation debate, it’s undeniable that Normandy is its rightful home, writes historian Dr Dave Musgrove
Councils shouldn't try to solve the problems of the world before solving the problems on my street
