Voices

Innocent people could be in jail if proposed changes to the legal system are implemented. Here is one of them.

Causes for concern from a care worker.

Innocent people could be in jail if proposed changes to the legal system are implemented. Here is one of them.

The founder of the What the Frock! comedy night talks to Nicky Clark.

The complexity of the process should not dissuade the Government from sticking to its guns.

The opinions in this article are NSFW. Or breakfast. Or anywhere - that's the problem. Women aren't supposed to be filthy.

Over 100,000 people in Britain converted to Islam between 2001-2011, yet it is believed that up to 75 per cent may have since lost their faith. Who are they - and how do they feel about the way of life they embraced then quickly abandoned?

Pain relief and palliative care is a human right - and yet global access to drugs is grossly unequal. Change is urgently needed.

It is widely believed that ‘true’ victims are always happy and willing to co-operate with the authorities and that ‘good girls’ would never accept payment for their own exploitation and that they would always contrive to escape such situations. That's not correct.

"The estuary doesn’t yield all its secrets on first glance. An hour or so out from the Isle of Sheppey, we arrive at seven bizarre constructions that look as if they belong in War of the Worlds..."

Most PR-commissioned surveys are bunk – but it's not just Michael Gove who cites them.

Where once the TV schedule was built around the unfolding spectacle, now the game is scheduled to fit in with TV. The fans are corralled and the players know that staying in the moneyed land of the Premiership is a greater prize than lifting the cup.

A general boycott plays into the hands of Israel's hard-right leaders. Instead, we should punish firms and institutions that operate in the Occupied Territories.

Stay strong, women of Virgin: no one should have the power to dictate your underwear, says Sarah Ditum.