OPINION

Bank of England's August rate cut has seen banks and building societies slash ISA rates to near negligible levels.

Young people reeling from poor exams should remember there is no such thing as failure - only feedback

The Deputy Crown Prince's plan to wean Saudi Arabia from oil must be closely monitored.

Employers care much more about pupil's character and social skills than about grades.

Only 12% of tickets for the Paralympics have been sold and many countries are not taking part.

Saudi Arabia is ruled by a cruel, corrupt, tyrannical, filthy-rich and ungodly clan.

Australia has twice as many immigrants as UK in terms of population share – 27% compared with around 13%.

Solid UK economic activity after EU referendum has boosted retail, housebuilding and leisure sectors.

Turkey's armed forces are united and the country will rise above the terrorist threat.

Exhaustion with the socioeconomics that followed the global financial crisis has bolstered Trump's campaign.

Team GB's sporting success is due to years of investment and the dedication of athletes.

Foreign investors should closely watch how Argentina resolves its domestic problems.

Irish star has pushed for a rematch that could press the self-destruct button on his position as cash cow.

South Africa has a poor reputation for managing human trafficking and is described as 'a source, transit, and destination country for trafficked men, women, and children'.

The Jamaican 'Lightning Bolt' is a genuine superstar, a total legend, and a top, top bloke – which is why the world celebrates his latest incredible triumph.

How to deal with drugs is a question for the whole of society and should not be foisted onto clubs to control.

At every major point of the war, Fisk has trumpeted Assad regime and Russian propaganda.

The Government Digital Service has strengthened UK democracy through great thinking but will it last?

Unlawful killings and other police abuses persist as culprits are rarely brought to justice.

Historians need official documents to tell the truth about the past - without full disclosure there is only a partial picture

In today's climate of identifarianism, some topics are sure to get the Twitter mob riled.

Jean Charles De Menezes proved that military-style training for police officers can lead to mistakes.

Bank of England's decision to cut interest rates is welcome news for homeowners, but it will do little to make life easy for first-time buyers.

They should have turned their protests into introspection about why British black men are killing each other.

Pressure on services is now so bad that we need 2,600 more midwives in the NHS.

China is no longer the land of opportunity for Western tech as home-grown brands are slaying rivals.

Former Olympic silver medalist Colin Jackson looks ahead to the Games in Brazil.

The Satanic Temple preaches freedom and fun as an alternative to Christian superstition and paranoia.

Pierre de Coubertin will be rolling in his grave at the decline of the once great sporting society.