Which modern ethical trade-off do you find hardest to justify? Rank them honestly.

That next-day delivery is glorious, but every click chips away at local shops and raises questions about warehouse workers' conditions.

A week in the Algarve does wonders for the soul, but the carbon footprint of that easyJet flight is hard to square with climate concerns.

A £3 chicken keeps the weekly shop down, but the welfare standards behind intensive farming are difficult to ignore.

A whole new outfit for under £20 feels like a win, until you read about the factories and landfill mountains it fuels.

It writes the report in seconds, but is it really your work, and what does it mean for the colleagues coming up behind you?