I read an article in The Guardian which concerned itself with the appalling levels of salt contained in certain fast food pizza chains. Appalling in the sense that some pizzas had three times the DGA (daily guideline allowance) which is 6gr, the equivalent to a teaspoon of salt.
Following the article published by the Standard on many jihadists coming from the streets of North Kensington, we thought it was about time we published this different take on its appeal. Tom Pride writes.
This bill of rights for corporations will blow up the sovereignty of parliaments.
Do those negotiating the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership have any interest in democracy? Here’s a test.
In Love’s Work, her last and remarkable book, the philosopher Gillian Rose spoke of the world of modernity as a time in which we are "infinitely sentimental about ourselves, but methodically ruthless towards others."
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