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Why can’t we try to make the New Normal an improvement on the Old Normal?

YouTube announce that physical proof of identity might now be required to watch age-restricted videos in Europe.

Let’s celebrate the idea of the office commute coming to an end.

How the pandemic has led to entrenched beliefs and a mistrust of disagreement and debate.

The insatiable need to force apologies for wrongthink, and the pointlessness of ever thinking that you’ll be forgiven.

Keri O’Shea returns to the pub after three months, and lives to tell the tale.

A government admitting when it is wrong should be something to applaud, not score points with.

Exploring the intersection between the sincere protest of social justice and the attention-hungry needs of social media.

The UK courts decide that people should not be visited by the police for expressing unpopular, but legal, opinions.

It’s time for lazy journalists and politicians to look beyond a quick Twitter search when trying to gauge public opinion.

The moral absolutism of Instagram and the new scarlet women of the internet.