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Tuesday 16th June 2026
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Who gets to build the future: On tech bros
While scrolling through social media, a video appeared on my feed titled “Remember who you are, start-up boy”, followed by a montage of clips of young Mark Zuckerberg and...
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Nancy Locke
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Gender is what you make of it
If you ever dare to become an audacious transsexual like me, you may have...
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Morwenna Stinchcombe
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I will not be misquoted into silence
Arwa Elrayess responds to recent national media coverage.
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Arwa Elrayess
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The sound of belonging: Exclusion through language
Calls for migrants to learn English, supposedly for the purpose of ‘integration’, have formed...
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Emma Heagney
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Interview: Jeremy Leggett
Jeremy Leggett talks candidly to Sammy Talalay about the impending energy crisis
Should developed countries tackle global warming first? YES
Jack Harris makes the case for developed countries shouldering the responsibility for climate change
Is France ready for François, or steady with Sarkozy?
The French presidential election is a choice between hope and realism, argues Joshua Jacobs
Leaving a generation behind
Philip Saville talks to Donna Sinclair about why Oxbridge is out of reach for many black children
Misanthrope: let students make fools of themselves
Misanthrope rants about colleges cracking down on drinking societies and the media that fuels their paranoia
Speaking up for science
Adam Jordan stresses the need to get more people doing science
5 Minute Tute: Darfur
Richad Cockett sheds some light on the complex issue of Darfur
India suffers for Rushdie’s silence
Sammy Talalay argues that protecting free speech needs to be knee-jerk if it is to be effective
James Landale’s political close shave
Sophie Jamieson talks to the BBC's Deputy Political Editor about his Movember campaign, political poetry and the tricks of the journalist's trade
Blagging the news: healthcare reform
Perplexed by political postulation? Cherwell is here to help you perfect your chit-chat.
Misanthrope: The 2012 Olympics
Misanthrope shares some thoughts on why to be excited about the Olympic Games in London
5 Minute Tute: Sub-Saharan Africa
Professor Paul Collier analyses the challenges facing the economies of Sub-Saharan Africa
A third state, and now a third victor
Jack Harris discusses the political fervour that is winning Newt Gingrich so much support
Fame, fortune and philosophy
Robert Winston talks to Sammy Talalay about his career as an academic, researcher and thespian
Blagging the news: Scottish Independence
Perplexed by political postulation? Cherwell is here to help you perfect your chit-chat
Syria won’t be the next Libya
Sebastian Leape makes the case for non-intervention in Syria
5 Minute Tute: US-China relations
Professor Rosemary Foot explains the relationship between a rising China and a wary US
A unified Britain is a Great Britain
Calls for Scottish independence overlook the shared values that define us, argues Adam Jordan
Misanthrope: that rejection letter
Misanthrope discovers some Oxonian pride and vents about Elly Nowell's rejection letter
Jon Snow: ‘I’m just a tawdry old creep’
Sammy Talalay takes a seat at the table with Jon Snow to talk about his recent foray into film
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