19 May 2020 - 1:01am

Lockdown won’t end the war on drugs Covid-19 is nothing more than a temporary inconvenience for the global drug trade

Antony Loewenstein

02.07

Sadiq Khan, the knife-crime fall guy There is a crisis in violent crime: but it's not just in London

James Bloodworth

10.04

Sun, sea, sand – and shooting up Coastal deprivation is deepening and the plight of those on the periphery is being ignored

James Bloodworth

04.04

What’s really to blame for the opioid crisis? Is the old debate about drug policy still relevant to the new drug trade?

Peter Franklin

24.09

Why I regret my war on drugs Prohibition has failed the most vulnerable in our communities – it's time to consider alternatives

Charles Falconer

24.09

The absurdity of legalising drugs

Peter Franklin

09.08

America’s other drug epidemic

Peter Franklin

22.05

Our shameful silence on drug deaths is costing lives

Edward Boyd

16.05

When will politicians quit the war on drugs?

Ian Birrell

28.12

Under-reported: The normalisation of (very potent forms of) marijuana

UnderReported contributor

23.11

It’s slow, overdue but it’s well underway. We’re on the path to the decriminalisation of drugs.

Ian Birrell

19.10

The opioid death toll: a real American horror story

Peter Franklin