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Angela Wrightson murder: Why we should fear social media mob hysteria

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

Why Dark Souls 3 should have an easy mode and the problem with 'playing to win'

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

Why does Britain care about white students more than other races?

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

The Walking Dead finale: Has binge-watching culture and streaming services made viewers too greedy?

When did a good old-fashioned painstaking cliffhanger go out of fashion, huh?

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Michaella McCollum: How to turn your failed smuggling career into a celebrity sob story

The 'Peru Two' story is back on centre stage this week as Michaella McCollum has been released from jail.

Panama Papers: Hunting the pinstriped octopus hiding in offshore tax havens

Tackling offshore secrecy is like trying to wrestle with a deep sea octopus in the dark.

EU referendum: The vote is looking closer than ever - David Cameron's reputation is at stake

One area where they could surely try harder is in the debate about 'sovereignty.'

Miitomo impressions: Nintendo's weird and wonderful social app bodes well for future mobile games

Nintendo's first app has the company's unique charm and sense of humour in spades

The new NHS doctors contract is great - unless you're a carer, parent, female or disabled

Government thinks the indirect discrimination is 'proportionate' and 'justifiable'.

Cultural appropriation: From dreadlocks to keffiyehs – don't mimic cultures you don't understand

There is no look within communities of colour that has not been used to either typecast or vilify.

Model 3 is Elon Musk's iPhone moment - but can Tesla stay young and fun forever?

With the Model 3, Tesla and Elon Musk have had their iPhone moment. But will it last?

National Living Wage: Companies that can't afford to pay it don't have a viable business model

Increase productivity and improve business functions and wage increases shouldn't be an issue.

Next time you contact me, Zac Goldsmith, remember that I'm more than an ethnic name

Crass racial profiling from the Tory government won't secure the Indian vote in the London Mayoral election.

Nate Diaz vs Conor McGregor II: Was Dana White right to book lucrative rematch for UFC 200?

'The Notorious' is looking to avenge his first UFC defeat despite pledging to defend the featherweight title.

Marriage, routine and blueberries in the wonderful Stardew Valley

Stardew Valley is perfect for those not familiar with this type of sim

National Living Wage: Osborne's risky experiment will affect low-skilled, vulnerable workers

The chancellor has shown he is willing to tolerate fewer jobs for higher pay - for others.

Don't pretend Assad will save Palmyra when he has destroyed the rest of Syria

Don't let Boris Johnson's deliberate myopia on Assad's destruction across Syria fool you - it's not all Isis.

Accept that the UK steel industry is failing – find something else to produce

If a firm is unprofitable in the long run, it is a sign that investment and workers are better off elsewhere.

Bernie Sanders inspired hope – now voters are left with the hopelessness of Clinton or Trump

Sanders' message is that real change is possible, but Clinton basically says that this is as good as it gets.

Tata Steel: Port Talbot's closure threatens dire economic and social consequences for Wales

If this industry is to survive, its future must be decided by those who understand the needs of Welsh economy.

Chris Brown is wrong – we should be seeking attention for mental illness and suicide

He accused Kehlani Parrish of attention-seeking on Instagram after her alleged suicide attempt.

India's flashy T20 World Cup reflects nation's move towards superficiality over tradition

India's devotion to this entertaining diversion says something more troubling about the nature of the country.

The West is not responsible for jihadist violence – Islamist ideology is

If US imperialism is root of terrorism, where are the South American suicide bombers?

EU Referendum: Enough of the threats - give us some positive reasons for voting either way

Both camps are persuaded by the election strategists' orthodoxy, which says that fear and negativity work.

Mass rape as a weapon of war: Bosnia verdict a warning to leaders who unbolt the heart of darkness

Bosnia verdict shows the tide is turning for leaders who use mass rape as a weapon of war

Dubai and Abu Dhabi don't need a ministry of happiness – they need justice

It is time that the UAE's Western cheerleaders stopped apologising for human rights abuses.

Batman v Superman: Screw the reviews; the film's great within what it represents – 50 years of comic book glory

Batman v Superman is not a great movie, it's not a bad movie either.

As you celebrate Easter, remember the thousands of Palestinians that can't

Israel should remember that the Holy Land belongs to two nations and three religions

Donald Trump vs Hillary Clinton: Like it or not, Trump is the lesser of two evils on foreign policy

Clinton has learned little from the disasters of Libya and Iraq, and promotes greater intervention in Syria.

Donald Trump is wrong about torture - it is both immoral and futile

How could a technique using fear of asphyxiation by drowning be considered anything other than torture?

Muslims have a moral responsibility to address Isis's bastardisation of Islam

Islamic discourse is in desperate need of revival – not everything in the Quran is applicable today.

Boaty McBoatface? And you wonder why politicians don't want to hear your opinion

We think we're a nation of pranksters but we're the butt of our own joke when we fail to engage with politics.

Brussels attack: Belgium's capital joins list of European cities attacked by Islamists since 2004

Brussels is the latest European city to be targeted by terrorists.

Gender pay gap: We need flexible working so women stop paying the motherhood penalty

A Women and Equalities Select Committee report has called for flexible working to end the gender pay gap.

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