The below articles were all written by Matthew Syed and published in The Sunday Times:
Toppling statues won’t transform inner cities – Original published date, June 29 2020
Ignorance makes all our foreign policy fail – Original published date, June 21 2020
We need to talk about empire: a conversation about Britain’s history is overdue – Original published date, June 14 2020
No 10 tells it like it isn’t. So we make the rules – Original published date, June 14 2020
Subtle racial stereotypes hit harder than a baton – Original published date, June 07 2020
How to toast the loafers in your team – Original published date, May 31 2020
If the BBC picks a side, it will already have lost – Original published date, May 31 2020
Out of ideas? Here’s how to get creative – Original published date, May 24 2020
The government’s one‑size‑fits‑R lockdown is bad health policy and bad economics too – Original published date, May 24 2020
We can go on meeting like this – Original published date, May 17 2020
Coronavirus: fixated on the flu and shrouded in secrecy, Britain’s scientists picked the wrong remedy – Original published date, May 17 2020
A vital lesson in trust learnt long ago is being trampled by errant advisers and ambitious MPs – Original published date, May 10 2020
Lockdown: I’m not sure existing through these benighted months counts as living. So are we saving lives? – Original published date, May 03 2020
You won’t see it on any death certificate, but recession is a killer just like the coronavirus – Original published date, April 26 2020
When scientists and engineers come together, they win grand prix races . . . then save lives – Original published date, April 19 2020
This is the age of ‘me, me, me’ — until we need a scapegoat, and it’s ‘them, them, them’ – Original published date,
