Poll finds consensus on what makes people proud to be British but deep divisions on issues such as immigrationYou may think it’s a commitment to buying a round, the ability to chat at length about the weather, or making a proper...
Read MoreCommission led by Sajid Javid and Jon Cruddas asks public to share vision of community and country to help rebuild social cohesionSajid Javid has warned the country risks “being torn apart by our differences” as figures from...
Read MoreAn author and a tech coach had a heated debate about refugees, loud phones in public spaces, and our reliance on cars. Did they part with a smile?Andy, 62, StevenageOccupation Agile coach in technology Continue...
Read MoreDemocracy, birds and hangover cures – famous fans put their questions to the visionary authorAfter the phenomenal global success, not to mention timeliness, of the TV adaptation of The Handmaid’s Tale in 2017, Margaret Atwood...
Read MoreWith a rise in people opting for non-monogamy, experts suggest the idea of the traditional couple is radically changing“We had an arrangement, be discreet and don’t be blatant. There had to be payment, it had to be with...
Read MoreOne’s a Keir Starmer believer, the other’s a reluctant Labour voter. Could this GP and teacher agree on public sector pay rises and Andy Burnham?Joe, 33, BrightonOccupation GP Continue...
Read MoreCan a retired lecturer and an economics tutor agree on immigration, the NHS or whether the UK should introduce a wealth tax?Yusuf, 47, EdgbastonOccupation Economics tutor and content creator Continue...
Read MoreA medical charity worker and an oncologist delved into the NHS, obesity and assisted dying. But could they agree on hiring doctors from abroad?Thakshayini, 40, BirminghamOccupation Oncologist Continue...
Read MoreA teacher in London and a student in Margate had differing views on feminism and intimacy outside of marriage – could they find some common ground over sex workers?Jo, 38, LondonOccupation Teacher Continue...
Read MoreAge and education now bigger indicators, according to study, which also shows record support for electoral reformAge and education have displaced class as the main demographic dividing line in British politics, according to a...
Read MoreCambridge Dictionary opts for word now used as a verb meaning to will something into existence “Manifest”, meaning to dream or will something into existence, has been named the word of 2024 by Cambridge Dictionary, after a surge...
Read MoreFrom views on gay sex to women’s role in the home, British social attitudes survey reveals a ‘near revolution’From attitudes to gay sex and single parenting to views on abortion and the role of women in the...
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