Should the state cap executive pay?
News editors George Sandeman and Wills Robinson consider new proposals for capping levels of executive pay
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Rioters united against JJB, not the police
Arson and looting totally undermined any legitimate discrepancy which those involved in the London riots had against the police says Sally Priddle
Do we need the new ‘Student Forum’?
Deputy Editor Elliot Bentley asks whether the university should be spending so much on developments while the budget for bursaries is so small
The introduction of two giant pandas to Edinburgh Zoo has provoked debate about the ethics of animals in captivity, says Laura Wotton
We need to stop ignoring mental illness
We need to do more to engage with those who suffer from mental health problems, suggests Tessa Tyler Todd
David Cameron and the EU treaty
Craig Johnson suggests that in vetoing the recent EU treaty, the Prime Minister made the right decision but for wrong reasons
Our columnist Becky Orwin has a perilous train journey home and discovers the value of a phone call from her mum
Should children be protected from the ‘truth’?
Amy Shields and Annie Johnson go toe-to-toe over whether children should be exposed to ‘adult’ themes such as drugs and sex
The potential benefits of robotic technology to the human race are matched only by the risks, suggests Deputy Editor Elliot Bentley
The rocky road to economic recovery
Regardless of which party is correct on the economy, the only certainty is that the way ahead is perilous, suggests Jack Torrance
History should be balanced, not just British
Michael Gove’s suggestion that school history lessons should be more patriotic is tantamount to advocating indoctrination, says Luke Henman
Natasha Hosford suggests that the relaxed food guidelines for new academies could mean a major slip in nutritional standards.
