Law school doesn’t really teach you how to be a lawyer, but it certainly teaches you how to think like a lawyer. And part of ...

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In an age of AI bots delivering therapy by algorithm, we risk losing the intrusive intimacy of real psychotherapy.

If the party cannot translate momentum into council seats, it risks being another noisy but inconsequential endeavour.

The novelist coolly examines how we interact with each other in a deeply unsettling story of reversals and doubles.

The decision follows a prolonged, torrid period in Scottish politics, in which the row over trans rights vs women’s rights has led to deep divisions, physical confrontations and, arguably, played a ...

In August last year, a library was burned down in Liverpool. Just days earlier, three children had been murdered in a ...

After a bin strike that has run for weeks, rubbish and rats are consuming Birmingham. Have we forgotten our second city?

How justice caught up with the Philippines’ brutal president Rodrigo Duterte.

A century after its publication, the novel’s glory and brutality persist in the national psyche.

They are, however, two of the most significant and consequential figures in public life. Roy and Boyle are the people’s brain ...

In a few days of trading, while Donald Trump pushed the global economy towards recession, British and American workers saw ...