OPINION

We've prioritised trade and the economy over human life.

Obese poor people eat junk because they're too worn out by dead-end jobs to cook.

Let's take the terror out of terrorism. It's rare and it doesn't threaten our way of life.

Landmark properties are already maximising opportunities afforded by intelligent automation.

Donald Trump can chart a new way forward after six years of failed Western policy in the Middle East.

The US strike on a Syrian air base after Assad's chemical attack was the right action by the wrong man.

My partner had urged me not to wear it for my own safety.

It attempts to monetise causes it couldn't be more divorced from.

Parents who whisk their children away during school terms deny them a proper education.

Livingstone is unrepentant and only expulsion would have sent the right message about anti-Semitism.

From America's opioid crisis to the NHS's instinct to over-medicalise, healthcare spending is often wasteful.

President of sales David Gabriel claimed that readers 'turned their noses up' at character reinvention.

Liberal conservatism is dying at the hands of populism but progressives shouldn't mourn.

It's unlikely that other EU members would let a beneficial Brexit deal be scuppered by Spain.

Twitter's decision to change its default avatar is a diversionary tactic.

It shows how broken politics is when an adviser to one of the most brutal world regimes is invited to meet MPs.

The attractive new Galaxy S8 puts pressure on Apple to give us something bold, brave and new with the iPhone.

The working class has been deliberately racialised and divided.

Social media analysis shows fluky Trump escapes much of the backlash for his failure to repeal Obamacare.

I was brought up to believe that there is a war between Muslims and infidels, I was evil for being gay, and that extremism could atone for my sins.

The UK government has no mandate to use Brexit to strip away workers' rights and environmental protections.

If Remainers want to protect the gains made under the EU they need to start winning arguments.

A deep lack of understanding of technology has been exposed in the great encryption debate.

To deny a second Scottish independence referendum - IndyRef2 - would be democratically indefensible.

Female political leaders, such as Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon, must be 'fashionable' to be taken seriously.

Major brands pulled advertising after appearing next to extremist content but agencies need to step up, too.

The demonstrations were the biggest in Russia since the 2011-12 protests against Vladimir Putin.

Paul Dacre has an alarming degree of control over the press regulator Ipso.

Both have tried to break into the US by selling a false image of the UK to right-wing media.