Tom Whyman

The pursuit of knowledge, the myth of Paxman and the story of my own doomed run to the show’s semi finals.

In an election ruled by lying politicians, can outlandish rumours about Jo Swinson and squirrels rescue the day?

A requirement for high office seems to be a willingness to blast people to death, but it doesn't have to be that way.

For some reason everyone wants to defend the rich from the Labour Party, but Jeremy Corbyn should go further.

Government measures to level the academic playing field are entrenching privilege.

The Momo challenge is just one example of how much harm people who don't get technology can do.

Working in academia is bizarrely similar to running drugs for a gang.

Making sense of the fact that every possible side of the Brexit debate is claiming to speak for 'democracy'.

This weekend saw the launch of Turning Point UK, a British chapter of an American conservative youth movement.

A Tory think-tank is complaining that some degrees aren't value for money. Here's why they're wrong.

Sam Gyimah used his position to call young people snowflakes.

He's placed himself in the best possible situation just by keeping his powder dry.