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Edward Enninful: Vogue editor says losing eyesight is his biggest fear

Tory leadership: Why newspapers matter in race to be next PM

Information commissioner Elizabeth Denham: How to be a pro-active regulator

Coronavirus and a fake news pandemic

The Bob Iger method

The new threats to journalism

Do digital echo chambers exist?

BBC cuts gender pay gap to 7.6%

Data and the threat to democracy

Teaching fact from fiction

Gambling: Has public opinion shifted?

Weinstein and the media's shame

Do the technology giants finally face a backlash?

Trump and the media - Is it war or love?

Media: What to look out for in 2017

What does the future hold for the Daily Telegraph?

Facebook: Social network, media company - or both?

The lost journalists of 2016

Rupert Murdoch: Cunning Fox still leads media pack

New Bagehot columnist for the Economist

A conversational, guided tour of a golden age for cricket

Mark Nicholas's book gives fans a ringside seat amid the jollity of the sports best years, writes Amol Rajan

Charities are fighting to get those with learning disabilities hired – here’s how we can help

There are about 1.5 million people in Britain with a learning disability, such as Down’s Syndrome. It is a basic affront to justice that they should be less likely to find paid employment than those without learning difficulties

Caribbean holidays: Embracing the all-inclusive in Barbados

Caribbean island aficionado Amol Rajan finds there can sometimes be a certain pleasure in holing up in your hotel

This is the death of liberalism – poor education has pushed us into a new world

In Britain, as Runciman's brilliant analysis made clear, the Remain vote was often an island of resistance amid a sea of Leave: Norwich, Cardiff, Bristol, Nottingham, Brighton, Oxford, Cambridge and others – they are all places with good universities