Tony Nicklinson pictured with his wife Jane before the stroke that left him paralysed

The fight for the right to die isn't over yet

The ongoing passage of assisted dying bills in Westminster and Scotland is a huge victory for campaigners – but for many, the proposed conditions are far too restrictive

Understanding why we age

Machine learning is being used to understand why some people age quicker than others
New Humanist's winter 2024 cover shows a futuristic blue face with the words: 'Our cyborg future?'

Our cyborg future? New Humanist's Winter 2024 issue explores the weird beliefs of the tech elites

From brain implants to dark philosophies and an obsession with blood transfusion, our new issue takes a look at the beliefs and ambitions of the tech billionaires – and how they're taking root in the corridors of power

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How to recycle wind turbines

Britain plans to build thousands of wind turbines. And a scientific breakthrough may help ensure they don't end up in landfill

China's green paradox

Xi Jinping may have skipped this year's COP, but China is making giant strides when it comes to clean energy

Mimicking the brain

Why was this year's Nobel Prize in Physics so controversial?
Can Britain resist the populist right?

Can we resist the populist right?

In Britain, we have escaped the rising tide of the populist right – but it's still influential, even when out of power.