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In a series recorded at the Stratford Festival, IDEAS explores the conflicting ideas that have shaped our world, narrowing in five hinge years in the 20th century. The series looks at the remaking of social life, the civil rights movement, the corrupting effects of power, and more.

Commentary The term “ghost guns” is an outrageously inaccurate, but effective, epithet against American’s Second Amendment right “to ...

Russia's President, accused of war crimes against children, has an international warrant out in his name - but he is not the first world leader to see their impunity challenged

Tories face a wipeout in Wales at the next general election, yet the party was successful there under Thatcher and under Boris Johnson

Margaret Thatcher's government was behind Section 28, which prevented schools and local authorities from "promoting" homosexuality.

Many fund managers talk up their green credentials to sell funds, but buying an environmental and sustainability specialist is the best way to profit from the boom, says Bruce Packard.

Pride in London celebrates half a century of protest, politics and partying, in which the struggle for LGBTQ+ equality has come a long way – but the fight is far from won

Protesters who fought against Margaret Thatcher's Section 28 explain what today's LGBTQ+ community can still learn from the vile law.

A play about the life and times of the former Bolsover MP Dennis Skinner will premiere in Derbyshire.

It’s a Sin. “Despite the sacrifices over the years, the pain, the decimation of people’s humanity, the denial of their integrity and their identity, the stigma that they had faced, the same things are happening again now,” Lord Cashman said. “This time the target is not LGB people, but trans women, trans men, non-binary people and trans teenagers.” The former politician and actor – Lord Cashman has previously described the “hatred” that was hurled at him in the 1980s when he p...