The mistakes Keir Starmer made over disability cuts – and how he can avoid future embarrassment
The weakened prime minister urgently needs to get out and talk to his MPs before any more embarrassing arguments blow up.
Euro 2025: women’s football has exploded – here’s how it can grow even more
The tournament could provide another boost to engagement and participation.
Why investing in climate-vulnerable countries makes good business sense
Investing in climate
adaptation is one of the smartest financial opportunities of our time
Why white clothing is so widespread in sport – and a requirement at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon, any colour must be limited to a 10mm strip.
Mental health in England really is getting worse – our survey found one in five adults are struggling
The survey also found that a quarter of young people aged 16 to 24 had an axiety disorder or depression
AI might now be as good as humans at detecting emotion, political leaning and sarcasm in online conversations
AI could save people time when analysing text for its meaning.
Public wants much greater Lords reform than government’s modest plan – new survey
Asked whether the prime minister should have unlimited appointment powers, 79% wanted change.
Celebrate 80 years of Tove Jansson’s Moomins with a free ebook from The Conversation
In this time of profound global refugee crisis, the Moomins feel like appropriate – if unexpected – heroes for the modern age.
Welfare reform bill: what changes did the government make to get it over the line?
The bill passed without its major changes to personal independence payments.
Could electric brain stimulation lead to better maths skills?
A new study shows painless brain stimulation technique may improve people’s ability to learn maths skills.