OPINION

Paris attacks highlight the problem with Osborne's planned cuts in budgets for the armed forces and police.

Ronaldo has been unable to reach his usual heights under the former Liverpool boss.

Man on the Moon and Mog are still relevant despite events in Paris.

Workplace policies should include examples of what bullying based on sexual orientation and gender identity looks like

Campaign for Catalan independence is growing stronger.

Isis maintains its grip on Iraq and Syria and is able to strike the heart of Paris with impunity.

Narenda Modi is using his visit to the UK to cement the legitimacy of his rule.

John Major raised the issue of health disparities between rich and poor families in the UK.

The Church of England has a track record of arguing against longer Sunday trading hours.

The people of Crickhowell in Wales take their town 'offshore' for a BBC documentary.

Bethesda's game is so eager to get to the apocalypse that it forgets to set up the story in any meaningful way.

Six days of protests could turn violent if the Ipob leader is not released says activist.

Some claim there's only one true sharable cryptographic ledger, and that it is Bitcoin.

Myanmar's 'democracy'' is far from good enough and its people deserve better.

Orcas are huge marine mammals, inherently unsuited to captivity.

The lights signify the victory of light over darkness, the triumph of good versus evil, and hope over despair.

As many as 800,000 Muslims in Burma were denied the right to vote in elections that had no Muslim candidates.

Corbyn's political adviser has been suspended for disloyalty to Labour, but that's not the Left's biggest problem.

The apocalypse opens up a wealth of design possibilities, but also gives developers an easy out.

New CBI president was forced to admit there is no 'one uniform view' on the EU among its members.

Wrath too for message on his wreath extending sympathy to troops who weren't British.

Introducing fees for employment tribunals has hit women harder - and women are punished if they start a family

Women between the ages of 22-39 are now earning more than their male counterparts.

Veterans are tired of our name and our legacy being taken in vain.

Gallagher's song is covered in the new John Lewis advert, but that doesn't make him a sellout.

Everyone buys COD for the multiplayer, but only because the single player hasn't been good for a decade.

The power of capitalism has turned emotional manipulation into a major cultural event.

A public health, human rights-based approach to people who use drugs would benefit us all.

It is essential that the Investigatory Powers Bill doesn't let politicians decide who is spied on