Can young voters save British democracy? Extending the franchise to 16-year-olds will change not just the scale of our elections, but their character by Cunliffe, Rachel

Hunting for a secret admirer and a scam artist: More than one part of my life was unbalanced by Lezard, Nicholas

It's better for a church to become a mosque than a shell: Reform's church policy risks the house of God going the same way as the House of Fraser by Chakelian, Anoosh

Dunn Appreciation Society by Gaal, Vera F

How to turn breast milk into a cash cow: The market for erotic lactation, IVF and surrogacy is a morally complex world of desperation and exploitation by Barnes, Hannah

Generational divide by Aitchison, Paul

Sirat makes raving sacred: But be warned: the film is savage and uncomfortable by Sexton, David

Footprints by Morrison, Blake

In the spirit of collaboration by Barnham, Chris

Post-Gove reforms by Richards, Colin, Harris, Chris, White, Roger, Powell-Chandler, Meg, Murray, David

Nintendo: the company that consoled the world: The gaming corporation succeeded by shunning the slaughter and darkness that drives so many franchises by Dunn, Will

From the archive: The end of the two-party system: March 1962: A by-election shocks the legacy parties by Howard, Anthony

Based on what? by Spiers, Shaun

London hates tourists--just look at the West End: Pity the foreigners looking for a good meal on Shaftesbury Avenue by McRedmond, Finn

Revealed: Thames Water's environmental and financial disaster: New research reveals Britain's biggest water company has been illegally polluting rivers at an even greater scale than previously thought by Dunn, Will

Yarmouth the Great by Daniels, Judith A

After 17 years at the New Statesman, I leave with a renewed faith in the power of ideas by Eaton, George

On the genealogy of Peter Mandelson's morality: The prince of darkness has fallen. But where did his appetite for risk come from? by Hanning, James

Happy returns by Bampkin, Lee

We know everything and nothing about Molly Russell: The teen belonged to the most documented generation in history by Harris, Nicholas