“There are thousands of Andrew Tates out there”: The battle against online extremism
Counterextremism expert Milo Comerford on what Isis can teach us about the spread of radical misogyny.
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Counterextremism expert Milo Comerford on what Isis can teach us about the spread of radical misogyny.
ByThe leading expert on emergency planning and disaster recovery speaks about life after the pandemic.
ByThe human rights activist on what the violence and homophobia of the 1983 by-election teaches today’s left.
ByMichael Lind on how the rise of the liberal “overclass” triggered Trumpism, Brexit and the return of the nation-state.
ByConversations with the people at the centre of this year’s biggest stories.
ByAn old documentary clip of the 52-year-old broadcaster rapping made him an unexpected TikTok sensation.
ByThe self-confessed activist lawyer believes Covid legislation showed how vulnerable human rights are in the UK.
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ByDumpster-diving with Patrick O’Hare, the anthropologist fighting for our right to what people throw away.
ByThe French literary celebrity on shame, autobiography and why his family abandoned the far right.
ByThe writer’s memoir uses her life as someone diagnosed as autistic to fuel intense dives into pop culture.
ByRuth Smeeth, the former Labour MP and head of Index on Censorship, on the dangers posed to expression by the…
ByThe political theorist Jodi Dean wants to revive "comradeship" and class struggle as an antidote to divisive arguments about race…
ByThe No 10 parties have “all seemed egregious” to the barrister who spent two years tracking the UK’s pandemic legislation.
ByAt 31, the SNP finance minister is tipped to succeed Nicola Sturgeon. But will her social conservatism and evangelical Christianity…
ByThe award-winning writer on philosophy, mythology and the connections between racial injustice and ecological crisis.
ByThe Primal Scream frontman on his working-class upbringing, his first acid trip, and feeling “God-like” in the Nineties.
ByTaiwan’s deputy environment minister on why his country’s absence from the climate talks is bad for the planet, people and…
ByThe director of LSE and former deputy director of the Bank of England calls for a post-Covid rethink of our…
ByThe former Polish foreign minister on his country’s anti-EU turn under PiS, its ruling party.
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