

Brexit: financial services face continued uncertainty – here’s why

Climate change: what would 4°C of global warming feel like?

Peat bogs: restoring them could slow climate change – and revive a forgotten world

Erasmus: what the Turing scheme must do to ensure UK students don’t miss out

How sustainable is your daily cup of coffee?

‘Geography Matters’: A year in review

How England’s complicated political geography is confusing coronavirus rules

The remarkable growth and stability of multi-ethnic neighbourhoods in England

The way we use data is a life or death matter – from the refugee crisis to COVID-19

Coronavirus could turn cities into doughnuts: empty centres but vibrant suburbs

Men deported to Jamaica are being set up for failure

Public housing needs radical reform: here’s how

Why is COVID-19 more severe in the north of England? The story in four graphs

How green is your Christmas tree?

Why COVID-19 has left the UK especially vulnerable to flooding this winter

Flooding can help resurrect wetlands and slow climate change – here’s how

One-fifth of ecosystems in danger of collapse – here’s what that might look like

Lockdown life: migrant farmworkers in regional Australia

The social meaning of masks

Risky business? Implications of app-based risk monitoring from Covid-19 to air pollution

Four climate strategies that could reach across partisan divides

Accra’s citizens build their own drinking water network: convoluted but effective

Covid-19 and the limits of global health and international development

Georgia’s political shift – a tale of urban and suburban change

The sensor desert quandary: What does it mean (not) to count in the smart city?

Net-zero – A new international norm?

‘Nature doesn’t judge you’: how young people in cities feel about the natural world

Expanding marine protected areas by 5% could boost fish yields by 20% – but there’s a catch

Arctic Ocean: why winter sea ice has stalled, and what it means for the rest of the world

COVID-19 and the Philippines’ outsourcing industry

Northern lockdowns shine a light on Britain’s landscape of inequality

‘Zealous and unsympathetic’: are Government debt collection practices outdated?

Onshore wind farm restrictions continue to stifle Britain’s renewable energy potential

North Sea oil: new owners for twilight years raise questions of national interest

A transition to working from home won’t slash emissions unless we make car-free lifestyles viable

Disrupted mobilities: COVID-ising the university student experience

Why are coronavirus rates rising in some areas of England and not others?

Biodiversity: where the world is making progress – and where it’s not

How many people will migrate due to rising sea levels? Our best guesses aren’t good enough

The Race to Zero – Triggering a Green Recovery

The Impact of the COVID-19 Crisis on Older Workers

Cheap plastic is flooding developing countries – we’re making new biodegradable materials to help

COVID-19’s silver lining? Creating a caregiver-friendly work culture
