Camilla Cavendish | Financial Times

Friday, 22 November, 2019

Climate change
Carbon offsetting is a distraction from climate change
Badly designed donation programmes are turning into 21st-century papal indulgences
Friday, 15 November, 2019

UK social care
Consensus on care for the elderly is finally emerging
But simply making the existing system “free” is not the answer
Friday, 8 November, 2019

UK universities
British universities must stand up to Chinese pressure
Beijing is seeking to muzzle protest on UK campuses
Friday, 1 November, 2019

UK general election
Johnson’s scorched-earth election plan could backfire
To win, the Conservative party must achieve a delicate balance of support
Friday, 25 October, 2019

UK business & economy
Now Britain has a deal in sight, what comes next?
If Brexit happens, we have no choice but to boost the economy and tackle inequalities
Friday, 18 October, 2019

Brexit
Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal is a leap in the dark
The prime minister must share his vision of the future with the British people
Friday, 11 October, 2019

Climate change
Denouncing climate activists will not save the planet
Extinction Rebellion draws the ire of those who refuse to change their own habits
Friday, 4 October, 2019

Conservative Party UK
The Tories discover the magic money tree
The idea that such a delicate plant can only flourish in the care of Conservatives might prove tricky to sustain
Friday, 27 September, 2019

UK politics & policy
Johnson’s cynicism will backfire on the Conservatives
The antics of the PM will make it hard for him to garner parliamentary support for a Brexit deal
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Friday, 20 September, 2019

Brexit
The time for a Brexit compromise is fast approaching
After three years of fraught argument, we must start listening to each other
Friday, 13 September, 2019

British Airways PLC
BA risks permanent damage to its reputation
The airline delivers profits, but its handling of the pilots’ strike has been lamentable
Friday, 6 September, 2019

UK politics & policy
Boris Johnson’s bullying fails to cow his opponents
The prime minister and his advisers have overestimated their power
Friday, 23 August, 2019

State pension
The case for working a decade longer — or more
There is mounting evidence that retirement can be bad for us, especially if we enjoy our jobs
Friday, 2 August, 2019

Demographics and population
The only child is becoming the norm
As populations shrink, we will have to redefine our notion of the family
Friday, 26 July, 2019

Boris Johnson
Johnson will not be able to wing it in Downing Street
The new prime minister faces formidable challenges and will have to use his power wisely
Friday, 19 July, 2019

Brexit
Remainers have lost and must now accept defeat
Even MPs who oppose a no-deal Brexit are running out of options
Friday, 12 July, 2019

UK foreign policy
The Darroch affair reveals deeper threats to the UK civil service
Whitehall’s brain drain preceded Brexit, but now poses a real danger
Friday, 28 June, 2019

Boris Johnson
Johnson’s supporters see what they want to
Tory leadership favourite has created a void of ambiguity that MPs will fill with wishful thinking
Friday, 21 June, 2019

Brexit
Contenders for PM doomed to self harm
The Tory party risks destroying itself in order to deliver Brexit
Friday, 14 June, 2019

Climate change
Tackling the climate crisis should be Britain’s national crusade
Theresa May’s legacy zero-emissions target is a call to arms for a country crushed by Brexit
Friday, 7 June, 2019

Donald Trump
Trump becomes an extra in Britain’s national drama
The UK is distracting itself with nostalgia as soft power and investor confidence drain away
Friday, 31 May, 2019

UK politics & policy
UK politics must change or surrender to Nigel Farage
Voters searching for the centre ground expect straight talk and action on social ills
Friday, 24 May, 2019

Boris Johnson
Johnson is the paradoxical choice for UK prime minister
Voters and MPs think he is the candidate most likely to beat Corbyn, despite his flaws
Friday, 17 May, 2019

Brexit
Voters want to move on but Brexit Britain is stuck
Politicians still owe the electorate an honest appraisal of the costs of leaving the EU
Friday, 10 May, 2019

Climate change
Clever science cannot prevent the next mass extinction
We must accept that having more children is not in our interest as a species