“Why are people so angry?” Minouche Shafik on how the pandemic will change society
The director of LSE and former deputy director of the Bank of England calls for a post-Covid rethink of our…
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The biggest barrier to radical climate action is the global epidemic of mistrust
It’s no good bowling alone if we’re to have any success in resolving Covid-19 or climate change.
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The mystery of nightclub needles should not distract from rising cases of drink spiking
As women start to boycott night clubs across UK cities, experts are divided over claims of spiking by injection. But…
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Would the British public support another Covid-19 lockdown?
Public support for doing everything possible to limit the spread of coronavirus is at a near-record low.
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Injection spiking is likely very rare – so why are we so scared?
The image of the malevolent syringe is all the more frightening because the usual female rituals are no defence.
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Did Covid-19 push public opinion in a more left-wing direction?
The landmark British Social Attitudes survey reveals a public more aware of inequality and sympathetic to welfare. But pollster John…
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