Why hasn't human nature evolved with technology?
A Guardian reader asks why human morality remains primitive despite technological evolution. Explore the philosophical question and share your answer. Submit your thoughts to nq@theguardian.com.
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Guardian asks: Are you 'leaning in' to Christmas this year?
The Guardian wants to hear from UK readers about their 2025 Christmas plans. Are you embracing the festive season early or holding back? Share your story and thoughts on the holiday spirit.
Spotify Wrapped's New 'Listening Age' Tool Analysed
Spotify Wrapped's new feature calculates your 'listening age' based on your habits. The Guardian wants to hear how your music taste has evolved. Share your story anonymously.
Starmer pins Budget tax rises on Tory economic legacy
PM Keir Starmer defends Autumn Budget tax increases, blaming a £16bn OBR forecast downgrade on the previous Conservative government's record. He also faced scrutiny over welfare reform and EU relations.
Giving Tuesday's crucial role in funding US journalism
As Giving Tuesday 2025 approaches, US newsrooms are relying on reader donations for survival. This model raises urgent questions about the future of public-interest journalism in the UK and beyond.
Complete City AM's Survey for Chance to Win £500 Harrods Card
City AM invites readers to shape its future. Complete the 2025 readership survey for a chance to win a £500 Harrods gift card, valid until December 2026. Have your say today.
The Greatest Life Lessons Shared by Readers
Discover the profound and practical life lessons readers have learned, from navigating uncertainty to everyday wisdom. Share your own insights and join the conversation.
Reader's Plea: A Resident Evil Comedy Game
A passionate gamer argues that Capcom should embrace the campy humour of its past and create a full-blown comedy Resident Evil or Dino Crisis game to innovate the industry.
Saturday Quiz: Test Your Knowledge on Art & History
Challenge your mind with this week's Saturday quiz, covering topics from Vermeer's masterpieces to Pluto's moons and Prince's legendary band. How many can you answer correctly?
Children's Quiz: Elephant Brains & Spiky Cacti
Test your knowledge with this fun kids' quiz featuring five brainteasers set by children. Discover fascinating facts and learn how to submit your own questions for future quizzes.
Black Friday 2025: Reader-Favourite Deals Revealed
Discover the most popular Black Friday deals chosen by UK readers for 2025. Get expert tips for smart shopping and find genuine bargains across tech, home and fashion.
Labour diversity debate divides Metro readers
Metro readers passionately debate whether Labour's next leader must be diverse. Join the conversation about representation, competence and political leadership standards.
Kids' Quiz: Dracula, Bees & Brainteasers
Explore a fun kids' quiz featuring questions about Dracula's creator and honey-making bees. Test your knowledge and submit your own brainteasers for future quizzes!
Driving Theory Test Changes Coming in 2026
Learn how new CPR and defibrillator questions in the 2026 driving theory test aim to boost cardiac arrest survival rates across the UK. Get prepared now.
Guardian Readers' Best Photographs Showcased
Explore a stunning collection of reader-submitted photographs from across the globe, featuring a screech owl in Canada, the Museum of the Moon in Gloucestershire, and vibrant scenes from London to Botswana.
Peaches Opens Up for Fan Questions on New Music
Electro-punk icon Peaches invites fans to submit questions about her upcoming tour, new album, and legendary career. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity!
Kids' Quiz: The Union Jack and Wales
Explore a fun kids' quiz set by children, testing your knowledge on the Union Jack and more. Discover Molly Oldfield's podcast and books. Submit your own questions!
Guardian Live Event: Columnists Answer Reader Questions
Join Guardian columnists Meera Sodha, Tim Dowling and Stuart Heritage for an exclusive live Q&A session. Get your questions answered on 20th November 2025.
TfL pink card reader rule could be costing you money
Discover how TfL's lesser-known pink card readers at interchange stations could be overcharging London commuters. Tap correctly to ensure you pay the right fare.
Starmer's leadership crisis deepens for Labour
Keir Starmer faces mounting leadership challenges as Labour's popularity plummets. Discover why changing leaders could backfire spectacularly for the troubled party.
Starmer denies authorising attacks on Wes Streeting
Sir Keir Starmer has stated he 'never authorised attacks' on Health Secretary Wes Streeting following coup allegations. Read the latest from Westminster.
What Readers Really Want From Book Adaptations
New research reveals what readers truly think about film adaptations of their favourite books. Discover why loyalty to the source material matters more than star power.
Government Profiting From Pollution? Readers Deliver Verdict
Exclusive reader poll reveals widespread anger over government policies that appear to profit from environmental damage while public bears the cost.
Readers Share Their Most Terrifying Film Experiences
From psychological thrillers to supernatural horrors, Guardian readers share the movies that genuinely haunted them long after the credits rolled.
October 2025: What Guardian Readers Loved Most
From groundbreaking documentaries to cutting-edge journalism, explore the most engaging content that dominated The Guardian's October 2025 readership.
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