Are journalists deliberately ignoring the effects of these devastating riots?
England has always existed, and always will — well beyond the lifetime of the union
Cancel and be damned: today's hyper-puritan mob justice offers no chance of redemption
A new book on technological advances takes a dim view of human nature
Bury FC and Wigan Athletic make no financial sense — but this is about people, not business
breaking news from the world of ideas
A new book exposes the most important science story of our time: the replication crisis
Work that's cancelled for being 'of its time' was probably objected to, at the time
Post-Brexit, the UK will be a second-rate military power with no place on the world stage
The lack of outrage over the regime's behaviour betrays a deep hypocrisy and lack of principle
The response to the free speech petition has once again exposed the intolerance of the Left
If you would educate yourself about racism, you should educate yourself about all racism
The receipt of charity shouldn't be conditional on the renunciation of pleasure
The coronavirus disaster has obviously brought with it an epidemic of anxiety and depression. Or has it?
Those hardest hit by the Great Lockdown are the ones who were already rejecting mainstream politics
By covering up complexity with nice round numbers, public health officials treat us like children
Getting 50% of 18-year-olds into FE led to low productivity, poor social mobility and cultural division
The Domestic Violence Bill doesn't do enough to protect victims from the actions of violent partners
Online platforms strip away the physical interactions humans depend on
Exploring Saturn's moon would be a far more interesting venture...
Contrary to confusing polls, over 1/3 of the population are against the latest move
Implanting race-based identities in Europe are misguided and dangerous
Every member country tries to game the system
Freddie Sayers speaks to Italian senator Gianluigi Paragone
It is easy to create identities, but more difficult to define who qualifies
The French Revolution gave birth to the extremism we see today
Our addiction to cheap, but legal, labour lets slavery hide in plain sight
Age break-down of the vote suggests that a liberal majority is on its way
It's hard to think of a more evocative example of woke capital at work...
we sit down with original thinkers and talk ideas
We hear a lot about coronavirus in Sweden... but what's life like on the ground?
Freddie Sayers chats to the Harvard Professor about his denunciation by the illiberal Left
Freddie Sayers chats to the Contributing Editor of City Journal about race relations in the US
Freddie Sayers speaks to Prince Khalid Bandar, Saudi Arabia's new ambassador to the UK
Liberal democracy and capitalism would have been impossible without the Dutch Republic
If your economy is ruled from California, then your culture will be too
The fractious clan has run the French far-right for 50 years. Is it about to be usurped?
Political correctness could explain why the Jordan Peterson generation is quite so conservative
Our contributors examine the protest movement that shook the world
The case for 'decolonising' universities makes no sense, empirically or historically, yet it's winning over institutions of rational debate
It's hard economics, not symbols, that will make the difference for black people
The institution promotes an academic tweeting racism, yet considers Jordan Peterson to be beyond the pale
The reaction to Jake Hepple's stupid stunt shows how dogmatism has poisoned society
Who can we believe when politics just refactors reality to fit a fantasy storyline?
Showing respect for left-behind communities doesn't constitute an attack on metropolitan values
Patrick McGoohan's 1960s cult curiosity turns out to be a parable for our intolerant times
This ancient analysis of nocturnal visions is superforecasting, second-century style
A new book asks if Jordan Peterson's coterie really are renegades — or just anti-liberal troublemakers