Feminism No, the legal system isn’t biased against men – it allows them to rape with near impunity Someone who is raped has between a 1.1 and 1.8 per cent prospect of seeing their rapist convicted. By Jolyon Maugham
Did the Cameron family avoid inheritance tax? A little two-step takes the Prime Minister into the realm of meaningful tax avoidance. By Jolyon Maugham
Is it the duty of companies to minimise their tax bills? No, of course not Boris Johnson is just plain wrong. By Jolyon Maugham
How can we bring the party back together? The right must recognise that Jeremy Corbyn's mandate is strong and unquestionable - but Corbyn must compromise, too. By Jolyon Maugham
Autumn Statement 2015: whatever you hear, don’t forget – there is an alternative The goverment's programme of cuts is a choice, not a certainty, says Jolyon Maugham. By Jolyon Maugham
Could Labour’s rule book be used to keep Jeremy Corbyn off a leadership ballot? An ambiguous clause gives hope to the Labour leader's opponents - and fear to his supporters. Jolyon Maugham looks… By Jolyon Maugham
George Osborne’s latest wheeze leaves the taxpayer £125m worse off every year. Here’s why Far from getting a great deal for taxpayers, the Treasury will be the worse off in the long run,… By Jolyon Maugham
The government’s not trying to balance the books, but to shrink the state The government's mission to close the deficit has been conducted with one eye open - because that's not the… By Jolyon Maugham
Don’t be fooled. The money is there to avoid cuts to tax credits The Conservatives have made a choice – to hand tax cuts to the rich – and balance the books… By Jolyon Maugham