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Data plays a crucial part in decision-making in the modern world, but our politician and leaders barely know how to use it, writes Will Cooling.

The West can learn lessons from what befell Israel as Netanyahu turned his focus to prolonging his grip on power even if that meant taking decisions that went against Israeli interests, Will Cooling writes

From being unable to harvest ‘little sister’ characters but happy to kill others freely, to playing the Legend of Zelda as a vegan – gaming ethics are complex and highly personal

The Conservatives aren't producing any new thoughts or policy ideas whatsoever, be that on migration, crime or justice

Universities are in a state of existential crisis and they need much more than just a hike in uni fees to survive

Seventy-five years ago 802 people arrived from the Caribbean. What happened afterwards is a lesson for today's Britain - one not to repeat

Keir Starmer is trying to persuade trade unions to back his green energy plans, but Labour has a bigger problem with a flawed growth plan

The Conservatives have been trying for more than a decade to slash migration numbers, without really getting at the bottom of it

We assume Starmer, like Cameron, will need a coalition, but he's more likely than Sunak to end up in Downing Street after the next election

Both Diane Abbott and Dominic Raab lost their political battles, but not because they were on the fringes, but because they were incompetent