An experimental parallel Parliament gathered for its inaugural session to debate GM food. Anna Vesterinen sums up the first sitting
A group of four writers will stand trial in November accused of publishing material that “causes hurt to religious beliefs”
We’re up the creek but, together, we may yet be able to paddle out, says Geoff Kendall
Not to be outdone by Julie Andrews, columnist and humanist mum Myra Zepf selects the top ten pleasures of being a heathen
Sally Feldman, a humanist wedding celebrant, welcomes a rational breakthrough in the marriage laws
After eight years in the hot seat, Caspar Melville says farewell to the role of New Humanist editor
He'll dazzle you with devious misdirection, puzzle you with prestidigitation and flummox you with flim-flam. He's our greatest entertainer, says AL Kennedy
The first-ever session of the experimental parallel Parliament is approaching fast. Get ready to debate GM food at the Conway Hall.
The recent Lords love-in on humanism was well meaning but side-stepped genuine disagreements on big political issues
My friend and colleague Narendra Dabholkar was murdered for standing up to superstition. Let us hope his death inspires Indians to continue his fight for rationalism, says Sanal Edamaruku