OPINION

A larger officiating team as used in the National Football League would see responsibility distributed.

Steve Busfield Apr 21, 2016

Everything depends on keeping our economy strong, so at the heart of my plan is an offer to London business.

Zac Goldsmith Apr 21, 2016

Those who feel aggrieved by a perpetrator who has 'got off' may take punishment into their own hands.

Adam Glass Apr 20, 2016

After slashing 12,000 jobs, is the once-mighty Intel facing a shaky future?

Ben Rooney Apr 20, 2016

We all have our preferences, but we're interested to know what yours are too...

Amy West Apr 20, 2016

It is the duty of those who aspire to govern to have the safety of Londoners as their greatest priority.

Peter Whittle Apr 20, 2016

The Treasury must give an assessment on the implications of this huge economic gamble if the Leave camp wins.

William Keegan Apr 19, 2016

Design rumours for Apple's iPhone 7S could result in either a handset of cracked glass or premium class.

Oliver Cragg Apr 19, 2016

From bricklaying and plumbing, to crane driving and surveying, we need a new UK Construction Academy.

Caroline Pidgeon Apr 19, 2016

A new, invisible form of air pollution, from diesel exhausts, causes around 9,500 premature deaths a year.

Sian Berry Apr 18, 2016

The nitpicking has gone too far after writer Shobhaa Rajadhyaksha's comments.

Lucia Binding Apr 15, 2016

Cameron is right that remaining in the EU will protect jobs, provide security and strengthen the UK's economy.

Stefan Stern Apr 14, 2016

The council just spent £55,000 of public money resurfacing the car park and £60,000 is looming for new paths.

Andy West Apr 14, 2016

Bayern Munich, Everton and Paris Saint-Germain are among clubs that have trained in Qatar

Mustafa Qadri Apr 14, 2016

We have a widespread epidemic of overdiagnosis and overtreatment across the developed world.

Andrew Sabisky Apr 14, 2016

China is synonymous to backwardness and insensitivity because of Yulin – but most of China is outraged by it.

Peter J. Li Apr 14, 2016

Failure is as much a part of Dark Souls as any item or weapon.

Edward Smith Apr 13, 2016

In an interview with Dave Rubin, Fry lamented safe spaces and our culture of self-pity.

Lauren Southern Apr 13, 2016

The British public has thrown their arms up in horror - another politician caught up in a sex scandal!

Katy Horwood Apr 13, 2016

Why not save money on tax avoidance, spend it on education and fill parliament with non-wealthy high achievers?

James Bloodworth Apr 12, 2016

My family don't have a problem with the fact I'm a married lesbian, but I don't want to risk them being abused.

Alizeh Ahmed Apr 12, 2016

Muslims feel constant pressure to prove how British we are - but it's easier to accept stereotypes in silence.

Asifa Lahore Apr 11, 2016

There is current controversy about an "anonymised" injunction sought by a celebrity couple.

David Allen Green Apr 11, 2016

We are still battling the idea that men's sexual pleasure is assumed while women's is a treat or afterthought.

Laura Bates Apr 11, 2016

Though Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei has come along in leaps and bounds, its direction is still muddled.

Owen Hughes Apr 08, 2016

The consortium of over 40 big banks sets out the key features of its distributed ledger design.

Ian Allison Apr 08, 2016

It is right to grant teen murderers anonymity but Facebook and Twitter have made this ruling superfluous.

Laurence Lee Apr 08, 2016

The 'git gud' meme exemplifies the problematic hostility shown towards a potential Souls easy mode.

Oliver Cragg Apr 07, 2016

Academic achievement of minority students is not translating where it matters most – outside of the classroom.

Yomi Adegoke Apr 07, 2016