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October 4, 2019
Why can’t we talk about abortion?
If we can't resolve our differences, we can at least change the tone of the debate
Elizabeth Oldfield
Thursday
03.10
03.10
Has Brexit made enemies of us all?
The referendum could not have been better designed to undermine the very conditions of a healthy deliberative democracy
Giles Fraser
03.10
The war on social mobility
Meritocracy might not be working, but that doesn't mean we should junk the system.
James Kirkup
03.10
Should we trust AI to hire and fire?
Algorithms are just as biased as the humans who create them
Tom Chivers
Wednesday
02.10
02.10
Does TV really rule America?
The election of Trump wasn't a nasty mistake caused by dark external forces
Justin Webb
02.10
How much trouble is the economy in?
Economic policy has become a dream world, disconnected from mainstream politics – and democratic accountability
Peter Franklin
02.10
Brexit is going to drive us all mad
Political division is putting ever greater pressure on people's mental health — and not for the first time
Ed West
Tuesday
01.10
01.10
Battle of ideas 2019
Catch a selection of our brilliant contributors at the Battle of Ideas this weekend. Those appearing at the festival of free speech include Douglas Murray, Paul Embery, Timandra Harkness and Freddie Sayers. Click here for tickets and the full line-up.
Battle of Ideas
01.10
Our politics of impossible promises
Politicians should confine themselves to the realm of the possible – rather than painting a picture of utopia.
Polly Mackenzie
01.10
Why the UK can’t walk away from Hong Kong
The former colonial power has a legal and moral responsibility to help bring about a solution to the crisis
Evan Fowler
01.10
Drinking in the madness of social media
The pompous asses who populate our public discourse could be straight from a 17th-century coffee house
Gareth Roberts
Monday
30.09
30.09
Can Boris win back Brexit Party voters?
The Conservative strategy to woo back leavers may have misjudged Nigel Farage's appeal
Matthew Goodwin
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