Current Affairs Digest

Catch up on science articles you may have missed from March and April 2020. Articles this month look at the science behind measures to contain Covid-19.

Catch-up on international affairs articles you may have missed from April 2020, including what impact coronavirus might have on Gaza.

Catch up on articles you may have missed about the constitution, government and parliament from April 2020. Articles this month look at types of governance, and the virtual running of parliament in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Catch-up on social policy articles you may have missed from April 2020, including an anthropologist's view on how best to tackle coronavirus.

Catch up on Brexit articles you may have missed from April 2020, including on how the UK and the EU may approach discussions on their future relationship.

Catch-up on articles about Britain's constitution that you may have missed from February 2020, including a global study measuring levels of satisfaction with democracy.

Catch-up on Brexit articles you may have missed from February 2020, including an article on Scotland's relationship with the EU.

Catch-up on international articles you may have missed from February 2020, including elections in India and Singapore.

Catch-up on economic articles you may have missed from February 2020, including on the link between quality of work and health.

Catch-up on social policy articles you may have missed from February 2020, including those on girls' rights in the UK and the NHS as an anchor institution.

Catch-up on science related articles from you may have missed from February 2020, including the psychological effects of quarantine on a city.

Catch-up on science articles you may have missed from January 2020, including those on the Australian bushfires and a look at the upcoming year in science.

Catch-up on Brexit articles you may have missed from January 2020, including those on Labour's red wall and the transition period.

Catch-up on international affairs articles you may have missed from January 2020, including the assassination of Qasem Soleimani and Brazil's data paradox.

Catch-up on articles about the constitution you may have missed from January 2020, including those on increasing the voting age and whether Britain needs a written constitution.