Claudia Cockerell

The two French authors insist that ‘science appears to have become God’s ally’

In the first of an exclusive three-part series, Noureddin Bongo tells Claudia Cockerell about his hell after his family were ousted in a coup in Gabon

What went on in town this week, from hot Elizabethans to literati parties

Thieves have swapped smash-and-grabs for targeted hits on influencers and the rich — with shocking violence. Claudia Cockerell reports

The hugely popular app is helping people eat better, but also leading to health anxiety, says Claudia Cockerell

Tinnies in the park are being swapped for alcohol-free aperitifs. So what’s behind our sober summer in the capital?

Shops across London are repeatedly having their windows smashed — yet nothing is stolen. Claudia Cockerell investigates and discovers a more worrying pattern

Those who took the pill lost around 13 per cent of their body weight over three months

At South by Southwest London the big ideas, says Claudia Cockerell, were about curing the planet’s minds

Welcome to Oxford University in the era of identity politics, where students discuss “lived experience”, acknowledge their “moral complicity” and pontificate about ways to enact “systemic change”. The spearheads of these discussions have names like Annunziata Rees-Mogg and went to boarding school, except they’re not Tories, they’re liberals with right-on opinions about decolonising the curriculum.