Tim Rhydderch

An article that neither provides reputable sources nor makes any effort to interrogate its assumptions does not meet the criteria of journalism that we expect from the BBC. 
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As AstraZeneca doses sit un-administered, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen seized opportunity to threaten an export ban on the UK. So, in this game of finger wagging and blame allocation, why has The European Union…
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Amid mounting evidence of a relationship between obesity and COVID-19 complications, it is all the more important for the government to pursue evidence-based policies oriented towards saving lives instead of scapegoating already at-risk…
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By leaning into negative caricatures of Black women, these tabloids perpetuate their mistreatment and exploitation — thereby engaging in this vicious cycle.
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Lasting over five years, on average, the current legal gender reassignment process is long, overly-intrusive, and degrading — illustrating why so few have successfully managed to legally transition since 2004. These legal inadequacies…
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In a country currently swept by progressive social movements, can grassroots candidates defy DCCC-backed incumbents and become the future face of Democratic politics?
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Having established the consequences of compulsory contact tracing on the LGBTQ+ community in South Korea, is this a model that other countries should wish to replicate?
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