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Why is religion important when talking about climate change?

Tuesday 27 January 2026 · Dr Hanane Benadi, Kristian Noll
Sustainability
A person stands looking at a car half submerged by floods in Jordan.

The X factor: four ways one social media platform undermined democracy during the 2024 summer riots

Tuesday 27 January 2026 · Dr Beatriz Lopes Buarque
Race equity
Collage of a policeman and Elon Musk with the words 'bias and fake'.

Can belief in God increase cooperation between different religious groups?

Tuesday 27 January 2026 · Professor Jeremy Ginges
Society
Two hands being shaken in front of a mountain with a shining sun

The world is your office: how ‘‘work from anywhere’’ is transforming work

Tuesday 27 January 2026 · Professor Prithwiraj Choudhury
Economics
An open laptop with a screen showing an online meeting.

What makes a good judge – and why it matters now

Tuesday 27 January 2026 · Professor Sir Ross Cranston
Society
The statue of justice, which stands on the Old Bailey courthouse in London.

Recommended reading on the future of world trade

Tuesday 27 January 2026 · LSE Review of Books
Economics
Montage of the book covers recommended in this reading list.

Can the NHS crisis be solved by partnering with tech start-ups? The cautionary tale of Babylon Health

Tuesday 27 January 2026 · Dr Alison Powell
Health
The image features icons of human figures overlaid on a futuristic background with medical and scientific graphics.

The politicisation of fear: how Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act extends the state’s reach

Wednesday 26 November 2025 · Dr SM Rodriguez
Society
A crowd of people with protest signs that say 'Drop the anti-gay bill' and 'Uganda kill the bill'.

Why climate action is the economic opportunity we must seize

Tuesday 25 November 2025 · Lord Stern
Economics
Illustration of a river running through green hills pointing to a shining sun.

Putting young people at the heart of local climate policy

Tuesday 25 November 2025 · Imogen Hamilton Jones
Sustainability
Four young people on a bench with a backdrop of photographs of various parks and green spaces.

Shark fin in late imperial China: making and remaking tradition

Tuesday 25 November 2025 · Dr Ronald C. Po
Sustainability
Shark lying at the bottom of the ocean

How the model of apprenticeship helped to reshape the English economy

Tuesday 25 November 2025 · Professor Patrick Wallis
Society
An illustration of men working a loom in pre-industrial revolution times.