Is it time to let young people shape the future and can young people show a way to make democracy...

Von der Leyen's speech at the European Commission was filled with visions of an EU that can create solutions to...

Johnson's 'Global Britain' runs shy of alliances, hides behind ‘our Allies’ and seems to play follow-my-leader to the US

Professor Juliet Lodge writes about the single market and the role that Yorkshire played in increasing awareness of its benefits

Schools and covid - as any parent knows, kids spread coughs and colds. And covid. But that evidence escapes the...

Juliet Lodge writes about the political corruption during the pandemic; PPE contracts for friends, mismanagement of the virus, and going...

While the UK is happy to allow international travel, the 'covid pass' requirements for other countries are much stricter

Juliet Lodge writes about the UK's failure to protect EU citizens' personal data, or GDPR, ever since we left the...

Doctors are taking the government to court over its decisions to award PPE contracts to inexperienced and ill-prepared companies

Will our Yorkshire MPs be at the EveryDoctor press briefing on the growing privatisation of the NHS tomorrow at 11...

With the UK officially removed from the EU's Erasmus Plus scheme, Prof. Juliet Lodge asks whether these benefits are gone...

Juliet Lodge reviews the EU's covid certificate programme, how will it work in reality, and what future steps could be

Covid passports are likely to be sold to us as our way out of lockdown - but are they ID...

The government wants to revise its guides and link up our personal information in ways that allow information to be...

EveryDoctor are deeply concerned that the trauma triggered by the pandemic will have lasting consequences for the mental health of...

To depict this as the EU being ‘nasty’ and pretend this is just about vaccines is to miss the point...

The more we’ve learned about how Covid-19 spreads, the more it makes sense to wear a proper FFP2 mask

With all the conflicting stories circulating about the various Covid-19 vaccinations, weighing up the pros and cons isn’t exactly easy

A covid passport is not the only or even the most important answer to getting back to some form of...

Juliet Lodge looks at what the UK education sector will lose from abandoning the Erasmus scheme and replacing it with...

Juliet Lodge looks at how the European Union is moving its documentation processes online with e-visas, and the challenges this...

The biggest challenge for Covid-19 vaccines is the cold supply chain, where temperatures need to be as low as -80c...

In a month’s time, the UK could be before the European Court of Justice for breaching the withdrawal agreement

Something stinks and it’s not just the fish. Britain is rotting from its heart, as its democratic institutions and processes...

The A-level results scandal has exposed a major problem about so-called ‘automated’ decision-making

Is it too kind to describe the government’s handling of the covid crisis as a dog’s dinner?

You know something’s rotten in the state of Denmark when a Lord gets the same money for ‘signing in’ once,...

It is hard to escape the conclusion that the government is asleep on the job – not paying attention and...

One of the more intriguing aspects of what parliamentary scrutiny committees do concerns the way in which they have, more...

Even before GDPR came into force, US authorities had lobbied hard, with some success, to dilute the protections the EU...