Jane Chan interviews the editor of the Oxford English Dictionary about its past, present and future

Feminism is about judging people regardless of their gender, and the Iron Lady is no different argues Georgia Luscombe

The bedroom tax is a good indicator of just how greedy Britain’s rich have become, reckons Nathan Akehurst

Is Paolo Di Canio the right man for Sunderland? Miles Dilworth investigates his past.

Involvement in Hong Kong’s latest political movement is inadvisable, reckons Ivan Suen

Corporation tax cuts and few policies aiming for growth; but don’t be too hard on the chancellor, writes Harry Gillow

Joe Mansour puts his faith in the veteran England bowler

Harry Noad discusses the most recent racism row to erupt in the beautiful game

One man should not be allowed to define what we learn, writes Nathan Akehurst

The English Defence League’s influence is in ‘irreversible decline’, argues Paul Cheston

Top prizes for the Newcastle Courier and Oxford’s Lizzie Porter, as the University of Sheffield clears up with three wins

Student Loans Company warns students not to share too much on Facebook

All the nominees for the publication, website, journalist, feature writer and columnist awards

James McKean on why this year’s Olympic Games are fated to be a disaster