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Beware those critics that prefer Putin's propaganda to the BBC

Britain's left should be defending the BBC, not attacking its journalists.

'I don't want to be a cliche': How Margot Robbie proves she's not 'just a pretty face'

The Suicide Squad actress opened up about Hollywood labels in an interview with Woman's Day.

Lauryn Hill: Your creative 'energy' is appreciated but the agonising delays at your shows aren't

Singer kept Atlanta audience waiting for two hours before starting show after 10pm on 6 May

Canelo Alvarez must face Gennady Golovkin in unification showdown after Amir Khan victory

Canelo's reputation would take a hit if he does not fight the knockout specialist.

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Scottish election: SNP has it all – a pro-independence majority and dream opposition

The reality of a continuing pro-independence majority will sink in, along with the prospects for a second referendum.

UK elections: If 'hanging on' is a measure of success, Corbyn's Labour has gone backwards

For a government with unpopular policies, losing so few seats will appease Cameron.

Tesla brings controversial in-app purchase model to Model S - but is it so bad?

Tesla's sharing of battery packs across cars with varying performance is nothing new.

How the Frankensteins of Fleet Street mould and then monster their creations

The primary income earners from celebrities are the tabloid newspapers which so mercilessly exploit them.

Cecil Rhodes row: It's impossible for a black person to be racist towards a white one

If you're more concerned for an upset waitress than colonialism, you don't really see racism as a problem.

Burnley's success is (almost) as heartening as Leicester's

Lancashire club's second promotion in three years is a tale of triumphing in the face of tight budgets.

New technology will always be misused by our carnal side, the moral panic is nothing new

Technology and sex have always been the closest bedmates and the fear it'll be misappropriated will continue.

Watch 2: Apple must learn to simplify or its next wearable will fail

Upmarket wearable must become more affordable and responsive if it is to be a success.

Is university really worth all that time and money?

The cost of a UK degree is now twice that of the US, so is university still worth it?

A kids' strike misses the point - SATs are short-term pain for long-term gain

Around 20% of pupils leave primary school without an adequate standard of literacy or numeracy.

The rise of freelancing: How to restore your sense of equilibrium and tranquility

The number of freelancers in Britain has increased by 36% since 2008.

Sensational headlines about dementia and Alzheimer's 'cures' create false hope for patients and families

False hopes raised through media are crushed when patients discover scientists have not found a new treatment.

House prices need to fall, but ministers fear the wrath of millions of homeowners

It is time that ministers reminded voters that their investments can go down as well as up.

Jeremy Corbyn's contempt for Israel inspires Jew hatred in the Labour movement

Rather than label a Jew-hater a Jew-hater, he speaks in broad terms about "racism being unacceptable".

Leveson Report showed only the tip of the iceberg on tabloid abuse of the press

After the serial abuse by The Sun's publisher, Leveson sought to establish the extent of press wrongdoing.

Palestinians from Gaza pray in front of the Dome of the Rock during their visit at the compound known to Muslims as Noble Sanctuary and to Jews as Temple Mount in Jerusalem's Old City October 5, 2014

The Quran supports Israel - so why are so many Muslims anti-Semitic?

Despite Western Jewish and Muslim communities sharing common challenges, politics drives them apart.

Livingstone's Hitler comments: Was ex-London mayor historically accurate, anti-Semitic or both?

Ken Livingstone's comments about Hitler and Zionism probably say more about him than about Israel.

Royal wedding anniversary: How William and Kate trumped Charles and Diana as the royal couple

Two royal marriages compared and contrasted.

Oklahoma oral sex ruling creates a disturbing loophole for sexual assault

Oklahoma court ruled forced oral sex where the victim was intoxicated from alcohol cannot be criminalised.

Donald Trump is tearing up the Republican party's foreign policy — and it should thank him

Front runner is forging a pathway for a more rational, electable foreign policy platform for Republicans.

Infidelity is not the message of Beyoncé's Lemonade and 'Becky with the good hair' - it's race

Beyoncé's Lemonade offers a window to the voiceless community of black women on a scale never seen before.

Don't distort the Khalistan message - Britain has nothing to fear from Sikhs

I have no sympathy with the Khalistan cause, but there is no excuse for linking Sikhs to terrorism.

Why we are all Leicester and Liverpool fans

With Leicester City facing Premiership glory and justice for Hillsborough, football can take us high and low.

John McAfee: The war on the gig economy has turned AirBnb and Uber into a legislative bloodbath

New government imposed laws are discriminating against those who want to earn money from their property.

Elephants are wild animals, not some gap year plaything for Western tourists

Sambo the elephant recently succumbed to a heart attack after carrying tourists through the sweltering jungle.

The left must confront its ugly anti-Semitism problem

There is a discernible barrier between the right and its lunatic fringes – but this doesn't exist in Labour.

Hillsborough: Despite the grief, Liverpool never stopped fighting for justice

The determination of families was matched by Liverpool's people, who never gave up demanding a proper inquiry.

We had the chance to help 3,000 child refugees - why did the Tories refuse?

The Labour proposal for the UK to offer asylum was voted against by 289 Conservative MPs.

Why Nokia is banking on a new lease of life by muscling into the smart health scene

The once-mighty Finnish phone company is venturing into exciting emerging technologies to rediscover its mojo.

Hijab Day: There's no such thing as a feminist who supports the hijab

Anyone is free to express their support for male domination - but don't call it freedom, or feminism.

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