Comment

Commentary on wealth prompts Rahil Patel to explore Hindu, and Christian, attitudes to prosperity.

Distraction damages much more than your concentration. Its consequences could cost Northern Ireland its future.

We are witnessing a profound loss of commitment and discernment in the use of language, writes Oliver Wright.

The British way of doing things extends to more than an unwritten constitution. Simon Burton-Jones argues it includes how we lie.

Media fixation with ADHD caught Henna Cundill’s eye, so she decided to investigate its struggles and superpowers.

While its now OK to talk about mental illnesses, we need to weep over the harm caused and how we’ve tried to treat them, writes Rachael Newham.

Lawyer Alex Stewart analyses the Post Office scandal for the lessons it teaches on our missing morals.

George Pitcher disagrees with the media’s approval of a school ban on religious observance.

As commercial promotion of plant-based diets falter Trystan Owain Hughes digs for the real roots around a ‘reverence for life’.

Moving to Liverpool, home to the team he hated, challenges football supporter Sam Tomlin’s sense of belonging.

The coarsening of speech prompts Yaroslav Walker to remember that what you say influences who you are.

Our social arrangement needs to prioritise human relationships, argues MP Danny Kruger.