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Outlawing all physical punishment of children – with no exemptions – will not make children safer, says Claire Fox

Have we created a prevailing culture of easily taken offence, or is ‘Generation Snowflake’ a myth that does young people a disservice? Here, two respected voices argue the issue. First up, Claire Fox laments the next generation’s swiftly fading resilience

When the government stepped in to stop a controversial journalist talking at his former school, it exposed the double standards of some ‘progressive’ thinkers

The recent decision to axe art-history A level shows how some subjects are struggling to survive amid an obsession with social mobility and employability, writes the director of the Institute of Ideas

Any teachers tempted to endorse a generation-war approach to the referendum result should step back. Young people need to take the reins, rather than complain, says the director of the Institute of Ideas

Those who refute talk of a mental-health crisis among the young are accused of callous indifference. But we shouldn’t see everything through the lens of psychological harm, says the director of the Institute of Ideas