Fixated on autonomy, liberal bioethics forgets its mandate to protect the weak

This crisis shows we might be able to overcome political tribalism.

The moral philosopher James Mumford remembers his old English teacher

Conservatives like to talk about personal responsibility. They should define it more carefully.

What do post-liberals want?

I long to belong. I want a place in the world, a way to appear in public, a context

Suppose assisted dying were legalised in Britain tomorrow. How would we measure if that was a successful move or not?

Maybe viability is the wrong question.

Ready, aim, fire, kill. A single shot was all it took.

Human rights—all things being equal.

The care home residents had been left on the landing in wheelchairs.

On Tuesday the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) announced a crackdown on gender stereotyping.

We must keep the door firmly closed on euthanasia – even in cases of terminal illness

Maurice Glasman’s agenda for the common good appeals to both the Right and the Left

G.K. Chesterton offers a vision for economic and social change that’s still relevant in the age of the iPhone

Catholics in Europe found that if they wanted freedom themselves, they must demand it for all. American Christians should take note

I remember Cornwall for its beaches and ice-cream. But a visit to the county’s largest urban area revealed shocking poverty and violence

Presented with the choice after witnessing a man assaulting a woman, I felt compelled to step in. I got more than I bargained for

The elderly isolation crisis and what to do about it

I tried to help a disorientated stranger at a hectic train station. To the irritation of the state’s representatives

Taken to a shanty town for drug addicts In Madrid, it feels like I’ve arrived in the tenth circle of hell