Financial Times: How to create a golden age

What makes a genius? Since at least the 19th century, some have said it is down to genetics, while others … More

Times Literary Supplement: Whose London is it anyway?

Tucked away between office buildings by Euston station is where I found the Camden People’s Theatre. It’s a little place … More

I recently went to a public lecture at LSE hosted by the Forum for European Philosophy. The discussion was entitled … More

One of the 20th century’s main advocates of high-rise tower blocks was the architect Ernő Goldfinger. To address the acute … More

While robots can’t be ethical agents in themselves, we can programme them to act according to certain rules. But what … More

Imagine you’re on your way back from work and you pop into a shop. You weren’t looking for anything in … More

We are not rational thinkers, but emotional creatures when it comes to making financial decisions. This idea has been gaining … More

A new show about consciousness takes a terrifying look at how scientists, philosophers and artists deal with “the hard problem” … More

Why don’t surgeons have coaches, just like top athletes and singers? Medical professionals are expected to deliver care in a … More

History books have long explored the lives of great individuals, families or countries. Today, the choice of subjects is wider. … More