Comment

In America it’s in the headlines, while in India it continues to influence. Rahil Patel explores caste discrimination and finds out who helped craft constitutional protections for those affected.

A campaigner’s call to change an assisted dying law got family calling MND sufferer Michael Wenham. Here he shares why such legalisation will increase people’s fear of dying.

Standing on the cold threshold of a new year, Graeme Holdsworth recalls past audacity and whether his aspirations are too timid.

At Christmas, Graham Tomlin reflects in the Financial Times on the need to break out of the social silos in which we live.

A night without usual fears allows faith to be reclaimed.

On the darkest December day, a grim anniversary is recalled.

Amid continuing despair around the Israel-Hamas war, former diplomat Todd Deatherage shares the practices of the peacemaker.

Recounting how Christmas changed for her, Lianne Howard-Dace re-evaluates the story and experiences of the season.

Actor turned vicar Natalie Garrett, recounts the perils of being a Christmas Pro.

With its Christmas displays cancelled, Bethlehem resident Christy Anastas writes about a bleak future for its Christian Palestinian community.

How we treat immigrants and how AI might treat humans weighs on the mind of George Pitcher.

Confronted with a question about belief, Henna Cundill found herself stumbling for words. She contemplates the link between our self-identity and what we can communicate.