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Deputy Editor @NewHumanist. Words on women and international affairs in @devex @prospect_uk @telegraph and more. Work with me! 👇
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Could there be even more UK aid cuts under Burnham?

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By Jessica Abrahams Verified
| Devex
Aid experts from the U.K. are concerned that the country's new prime minister will not support the beleaguered national aid spending. Will the new U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham restore the aid budget to its former glory? Or will he cut it further? That was the discussion among panelists at a recent Devex Pro Briefing on the future of U.K. aid.
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One crisis after another

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By Jessica Abrahams Verified
| New Humanist Verified
Looking back at the early 20th century helps us to navigate our own tumultuous times –   by – Thursday, 9th July 2026 Pickering market place in Yorkshire, 1930s. Credit: Alamy Stock Photo Book review: Intellectuals and the Crisis of Politics in the Interwar Period and Beyond (Oxford University Press) by Balázs Trencsényi Ever the lover of fantasy, the English author and thinker H. G.
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Should we ban social media for under-16s?

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By Jessica Abrahams Verified
| New Humanist Verified
Two leading voices battle it out –   by – Thursday, 28th May 2026 Left, Daisy Greenwell of Smartphone Free Childhood (photographed by Harry Hall); right, Margarita Panayiotou of Manchester University Social media bans for young people are gaining traction around the world. Australia became the first country to implement one in December, with under-16s blocked from using YouTube, TikTok, Facebook and Instagram. Similar legislation is being considered in Spain, France and Denmark.
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