Opinion

Recent local elections show the scale of the problems facing the Tories at the ballot box.

Orban’s project of misinformation risks erasing his country’s dark past.

"I don't think history always 'gets better'": the historian and presenter on queens, clothing and curation

Recent abuses of regulation lay bare the extent of its politicisation.

Why tragedies outside the West don't seem to matter.

An open letter to Oxford's students from the presidents of the university's societies for EU nationals.

We must take sustainability as well as empowerment into account when discussing period poverty.

Why email inboxes are the spawn of Satan.

While there may or may not turn out to be a Plan B for Brexit, there is no Planet B for us.

What Netanyahu's fifth election victory tells us about Israeli democracy

We must take drastic action against climate change to stop the burning down of human civilisation.

A thousand year-old religious site caught fire on Monday – not Notre Dame, another one.

Our higher education system needs to be radically overhauled to create a fairer, more equal society.

The Independent Group and the Liberal Democrats must form an alliance to prevent disaster for both parties and the country as a whole.

Object to the Sacklers all you like - their donations are essential to preserving our cultural heritage, and offer them little in return

“I’d just like my tits to be that much bigger — does that make me a terrible feminist?” Such forthright, fourth wall busting, hilarious, and...

Without any meaningful agreement, leaving the EU presents an unacceptable risk.

The petition to revoke Article 50 changes nothing; we must leave the EU as swiftly as possible.

Charity work may often have selfish motivations, but it still raises awareness and money for good causes.

At no point did anyone ask if trying to overcome sexual assault in under four hours seemed challenging. Quite quickly the object of the sessions shifted from overcoming the assault to merely addressing it, and this adjustment brought its own tensions with it. Repeatedly bringing upsetting memories to the forefront of my mind had consistent repercussions outside of my allotted counselling time, and we frequently needed the full 50 minutes just to explore the problem fully, let alone consider possible coping mechanism or how I was going to get better.