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• We still don’t know what we are eating – here’s how to tackle food fraud

  7 Sep 2014: Lisa Jack for the Conversation: As the review into the horsemeat scandal shows, food networks are too prone to abuse. But there are ways to fix this mess

• Scottish independence: the noes might have it, but for how long?

  2 Sep 2014: Peter Kellner for YouGov: Alex Salmond has done much to neutralise the fear factor of voting yes. I predict a second referendum if the no vote narrowly triumphs

• The world’s best leaders are cast as themselves in a play that never ends

  15 Aug 2014: Marco Aponte-Moreno for The Conversation: Leaders, like actors, must use values and beliefs in their own lives that correspond to the situation in which they find themselves

• As Hiroshima Day dawns, why are we still tempting nuclear fate?

  6 Aug 2014: Noam Chomsky for TomDispatch: It is a wonder we have survived all these decades, given US policies on nuclear armament since Hiroshima

• Will David Cameron play James Callaghan in the 2015 election?

  4 Aug 2014: Peter Kellner for YouGov: Conservatives look back fondly at the 1979 election. But the winter of discontent is a warning against prime ministerial hubris

• The five biggest threats to human existence

  21 Jul 2014: Anders Sandberg for the Conversation: We have a duty to prevent existential threats from becoming reality. Here are some of the greatest facing humanity

• Back to the future with antibiotic resistance

  21 Jul 2014: Chris Del Mar for Inside Story: The evidence is clear and the pressure to act is growing. Without a cutback in the use of antibiotics, healthcare faces major disruption

• Five reasons why I love the NHS

  8 Jul 2014: Luke Akehurst for LabourList: There are personal as well as financial, ideological and even – possibly – nationalistic ones. Let me count the ways

• Ed Miliband needs to tread carefully over renationalising the railways

  7 Jul 2014: Peter Kellner for YouGov: Voters may agree with his plan to bring parts of the rail network back under government control, but his pro-business stance is raising eyebrows

• Three reasons why climate change is real, and humans are causing it

  25 Jun 2014:

  David Waltham for the Conversation: Paleoclimatology can answer the question of anthropogenic climate change by using fossils to show links between global temperatures and CO₂ levels

• Creating 'mixed communities' means starting at the top – so let's bulldoze Belgravia

  21 Jun 2014:

  Peter Matthews for the Conversation: The lazy assumption that deprived neighbourhoods cause poverty obscures the basic fact that such areas only exist because affluent areas do

• Hey marketing folk, don't taint me with your World Cup gender stereotypes

  17 Jun 2014:

  Sue Bridgewater for the Conversation: Women enjoy football as much as men – commercial organisations still plugging old misconceptions are missing a trick

• Caught in the net of life and time: what modern hunting means to me

  16 Jun 2014: Michael Adams: Killing animals could be useful in developing better ethical, non-secular understandings of the relationships between humans and the rest of the world

• Gonski and the Australian social contract

  24 May 2014: Dean Ashenden for Inside Story: Neither Labor nor the Coalition is rising to the challenge posed by Gonski – but the man apologises for nothing and regrets nothing

• Record rains turned Australia into a giant green global carbon sink

  22 May 2014: Pep Canadell and Ben Poulter for The Conversation: New research shows that semi-arid regions, such as Australia, will play growing role in Earth's carbon cycle

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