Moral Maze

First it was Salisbury and now it’s Istanbul. Once again the news outdoes the most lurid spy thriller. This time the sto... Read more

Going to a music festival has become a rite of passage for the post GCSE teenager. Their excitement at the prospect of a... Read more

Go on - admit it. You like to feel you're above average. Don't worry. We all like to feel we're somehow special - that o... Read more

This week the Prime Minister is touring the devolved nations of the UK as she prepares to trigger the Brexit process. He... Read more

In 1816, when Mary Shelley sat down to write her Gothic novel Frankenstein, it was a time of social, political and scien... Read more

Pundits and politicians alike are struggling to capture the enormity of the consequences of the result of the referendum... Read more

It may not have the same impact as the Elgin Marbles, but a slightly battered bronze statue of a cockerel has re-ignited... Read more

Every year thousands of terminally ill patients are being helped to die by their doctors, according to Baroness Molly Me... Read more

The row in Birmingham over primary school lessons that teach an accepting attitude to homosexual relationships has been ... Read more

The Moral Maze returns this week to apply its nose to the grindstone and naturally the prospect of work is exercising ou... Read more

We live in a complex world where it's often hard to know what's the right thing to do - the right thought to think. But ... Read more

For Donald Trump it was an 11 year old dusty tape that appeared from the archives. For Sam Allardyce it was a sting by u... Read more

Despite the introduction of the Equal Pay Act nearly half a century ago, the BBC salary revelations of last week suggest... Read more

Do we have a moral duty to make friends with people of different races, social backgrounds and sexuality? The London may... Read more

The wobbly mobile phone footage and someone calling out "you ain't no Muslim bruv" has given us a powerful rallying cry.... Read more

When is a personal opinion so offensive that it becomes morally unacceptable? This weekend former Tory leadership candid... Read more

If you're the kind of person who likes to smoke a joint and chat on your mobile while out for a relaxing Sunday afternoo... Read more

Worried Facebook-users who have deleted their accounts because of the Cambridge Analytica scandal have been discovering ... Read more

It’s exactly 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall. The dramatic demolition on that chilly November night in 1989 s... Read more

Her 98th year has not started well for Auntie BBC. The Government is consulting on decriminalising the licence fee; 450 ... Read more