Baked-in bias ‘Once social media entities become publishers, any political bias already present will be baked in’ May 30, 2019 Open Season
Debates that never die ‘The Brexit shambles could have been largely avoided if there had been from June 2016 a government which — unlike Theresa May’s — was 100 per committed to taking Britain out of April 26, 2019 Marketplace
Civilisation made concrete The ancient Assyrians deserve to be remembered for being pioneering builders and engineers January 28, 2019 Cosmos
Is this the real life or just fantasy? It may not be possible to know if we are living in a simulation — but perhaps we don’t need certainty December 3, 2018 Cosmos
Escaping the Moscow ghetto How a brilliant young Russian mathematician was blocked by blatant Soviet anti-Semitism October 2, 2018 Cosmos
The heroes who came up with zero ‘Arabic’ numerals came to Europe from India — but ancient Sumerians invented them June 25, 2018 Cosmos
An Italian take on time and space Events in the quantum world do not form an orderly queue but crowd around in a chaotic fashion May 29, 2018 Cosmos
New Year confusions We celebrated our New Year on January 1 but the Chinese will do so this month. Why the difference? January 29, 2018 Cosmos
Acting the goat with the Greeks Innumeracy at the top of European politics beggared Greece and may now vitiate Brexit negotiations November 27, 2017 Cosmos