We didn’t do enough to understand vaccine sceptics, says Oxford inventor
Professor Sarah Gilbert says scientists need to work together on tackling hesitancy before the next pandemic.
By
Sarah Dawood
Sarah Dawood is a special projects writer at the New Statesman.
Latest articles
All Articles
NSA cyber chief: Even the good hactivists are problematic
Rob Joyce discusses the ethical implications of online vigilantes in the Russia-Ukraine war.
By
NCSC launches new security tool to help people spot suspicious emails
The government’s cyber security centre is ramping up its free online services to help more individuals and businesses identify…
By
The workplace stress disconnect
Research from well-being platform Headspace Health reveals that perceptions of mental health provision differ vastly between staff and CEOs.
By
How the Mental Health Act perpetuates systemic racism
Black people are four times more likely to be sectioned and detained in hospital against their will. Laws are…
By
Simon Hepburn: Only morals separate ethical hackers from criminals
The UK Cyber Security Council CEO on the need to demystify and regulate the cyber sector.
By
“You’re made to feel like the criminal”: why victims of romance scams feel let down by banks
Romance fraud has soared in recent years. Should the financial sector do more to protect victims?
By
NCSC urges organisations using Russian tech to prepare for a cyber attack
While most businesses are “highly unlikely” to be targets of state-backed hacking, everyone should take precautions, says the National…
By
Death of the bank branch: How going cashless leaves millions financially stranded
The rapid shift from in-person to online banking services is cutting off vulnerable people's access to money management.
By