Author: David Boyle

Back in 1884, British law was like the new Ugandan law about homosexuality – it still rewarded proven sodomy with a death sentence. It had…

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About 16 years ago, at the end of the Clone Town Britain campaign at the New Economics Foundation, I became interested in the whole business…

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Thanks to the film Oppenheimer, by Christopher Nolan which comes out in July, we will all know the full story of how the USA went…

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I have always been interested in green politics. I even bought Lord Beaumont’s GO (Green/Orange) pamphlets – before he defected to the Green Party and…

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The AI debate has been speeded up by the emergence of ChatGPT. And I’ve been a little muddled about it, until my friend and colleague…

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It wasn’t until I suddenly looked at my phone yesterday, and realised it was 3.30pm, that I knew I was not going to get the…

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Too much money chasing too few goods – that is the classic explanation for inflation. But for some reason we tend always to worry about…

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Years ago, when I was at school, after a conversation on the subject, one of my teachers suggested that I read a book called Sexual…

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Poor old Andrew Bridgen, the formerly Conservative MP for North West Leicestershire, as left alone in the Commons chamber when he asked a question about…

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I remember thinking, during the Brexit campaign back in 2016, that if only the Remain side had made sure that their opponents did not get…

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Produced with the support of MAVA foundation The objective of this project was to investigate why ‘fossil fuel subsidies’ exist, are so sticky and, in…

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There is an old joke about a particularly polluted city in south Wales which involves asking someone whether that orb in the sky is the…

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