While it's true that public safety and national security must override the right to privacy, these trade-offs do not affect everyone equally

Doing our best for our children includes equipping them with the knowledge that life can be hard and unfair and equipping them with the resilience to accept disappointments and deal with setbacks — and maybe stop always making excuses for them

We are particularly attuned to negative news in these tumultuous times but there may well be life yet in the democratic old dog

A timely book seems to provide pointers as to how collective minds could be changed on climate change, Brexit, and many other issues

Paul Moody's trial shows us that perpetrators of abuse are everywhere — and may seem to be  'well-liked, funny, and charming'

An influencer brands unsolicited and unpermitted attention as 'kindness' — and, all the while, big tech is making money from it

Quotas, whether mandatory or voluntary, are not a panacea. But an EU directive focused on boards being 40% comprised of women by 2026, is to be welcomed, writes Sarah Harte