The Guardian view on helping children recover: education is not enough
Whether or not schools reopen to all pupils in March, ministers must address wider concerns about the pandemic’s impact on the young
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‘All the markers of youth are being extended’: higher education, Covid and the debt burden
With graduate employment at a low ebb and some degrees costing more, young people are starting their adult lives with onerous debt
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Online CBT is not a therapy substitute, but a step to help manage anxiety
Emotional disorders in young people are growing while NHS services are in crisis. Apps are not the cure but a stopgap
Read moreWith or without Trump, we must back UN’s education drive
It would be unwise to assume Trump’s US regime will back idea but other rich countries should
Read moreThe deferred promise of Islamic-world science
Ten years ago, there was excitement about the prospects for science and innovation across the Islamic world. Was this optimism misplaced?
Read moreFear of an Ashes loss gets Australia’s selectors spooked
The squad for the first two Tests has prompted criticism but the problem isn’t decisions made. It’s the spurious justifications given
Read moreThe Guardian view on school funding: pay fair
The worst intergenerational unfairness starts with 18-year-olds leaving school without the right qualifications through no fault of their own
Read moreThe rise of the robots need not spell downfall for humans
We shouldn’t be afraid of the technological revolution. A politics that engages with it, rather than playing catch-up, can ensure it benefits us all
Read moreAfter Manchester, our values will only prevail if we speak up for them
The warming words about community and diversity are worthless if we are losing the battle for Muslim minds
Read moreA fetid cloud of acrimony hangs over Labour – this is the end
The collapse into spite and bullying is symptomatic of the party’s disaffection from its working class base
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