Opinion / When Did We Become So Afraid?
We talk a lot about boundaries and conserving our energy, but ‘knowing ourselves’ can become an excuse not to find out who else we could be
Cardiff’s Free WordWe talk a lot about boundaries and conserving our energy, but ‘knowing ourselves’ can become an excuse not to find out who else we could be
Arielle Melamed gives us a reassuring guide to being 'left on the shelf'
Drawing on one congregation and British survey data, this article explores the varied views of diaspora Jews about Israel.
A kayaker explains how the university club offers challenge, companionship and a break from routine.
An opinion piece examines how the Epstein files have revived debate about access and political power.
Philosopher Daisy Dixon discusses AI-generated sexual abuse, the personal toll of being targeted and what platforms should do.
An opinion piece asks how Britain and other allies might respond if US policy turns against their interests.
An investigation into evidence that metal cooking pots may expose families in Afghanistan to lead.
Two years after 7 October, an essay reflects on Israeli society, Gaza and the human cost of war.


