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Privacy

James Woudhuysen

Working from home: a living hell Politics

Working from home: a living hell

26th June 2020

Ryan Christopher

A short step from contact-tracing to mass surveillance Science & Tech

A short step from contact-tracing to mass surveillance

13th May 2020

spiked

Can an app get us out of lockdown? Science & Tech

Can an app get us out of lockdown?

5th May 2020

Elliot Leavy

Do we really want to follow South Korea? World

Do we really want to follow South Korea?

5th May 2020

Ieuan Joy

Mark Di Stefano: the right kind of hack Politics

Mark Di Stefano: the right kind of hack

4th May 2020

Barbara Kolm

‘Temporary’ crisis measures could long outlast the virus Politics

‘Temporary’ crisis measures could long outlast the virus

16th April 2020

Austin Williams

Are we all authoritarians now? World

Are we all authoritarians now?

7th April 2020

Tarric Brooker

Big Brother is watching you watching porn World

Big Brother is watching you watching porn

26th November 2019

Inaya Folarin Iman

We want freedom, not freebies Free Speech

We want freedom, not freebies

19th November 2019

Jamie Gillies

Scotland’s smacking ban turns parents into criminals UK

Scotland’s smacking ban turns parents into criminals

9th October 2019

Brendan O'Neill

Harry and Meghan’s war on press freedom Free Speech

Harry and Meghan’s war on press freedom

2nd October 2019

Mick Hume

The <em>Sun</em> and Ben Stokes: don’t shoot the messenger Free Speech

The Sun and Ben Stokes: don’t shoot the messenger

19th September 2019

Andrew Tettenborn

Policing what you post – even in private Free Speech

Policing what you post – even in private

29th August 2019

Michael Northcott

<em>The Great Hack</em>: a tired conspiracy theory Culture

The Great Hack: a tired conspiracy theory

15th August 2019

John Glynn

Why we should keep hold of cash Politics

Why we should keep hold of cash

22nd July 2019

The spiked podcast

Trump’s white identity politics Politics

Trump’s white identity politics

19th July 2019