Corporate apologies for the treatment of subpostmasters ring hollow when no tangible responsibility is taken by leadership

The state, publications and readers all have a role to play if vital journalism is to remain a viable enterprise

From Trump’s shutdown to the Brexit fiasco, self-inflicted crises are occupying government attention when very real ones are looming

What the public was sold in 2016 and since was never possible. This deal was doomed from the start by the failure to settle Brexit’s inherent contradictions

Americans have shown a clear preference for Democrats, but without systemic reform, Republicans will continue to cling to power

Zac Goldsmith won back his Richmond Park constituency with 45 votes

The Tories are reeling because of their shambolic campaign, but the system is still rigged in their favour. Progressives must vote tactically to avoid the chaos of a hard Brexit

Aside from the significant economic, security and cultural benefits, EU membership can make the UK a powerful force for good in a world facing perilous challenges

The burden of proof is on the Leave side, and they have failed spectacularly to answer the most basic condition of Brexit

The Parisian attacks are an assault on the values of liberal democracy. If they perish in our response, these barbarians achieve their goal

Apple’s defining product breakthroughs have owed their success to a new interface. Touch revolutionised the smartphone; 3D Touch adds a new dimension

The update to the search giant’s logo is more than a simple rebranding; it reflects the shifting contexts digital platforms are increasingly occupying