Whether something is politically convenient or not doesn’t affect its truth
Liberals' worship of the Good Doctor has reached new extremes
This mess has nothing on the screaming mobs and punch-ups of the Battle of Benn-Healey
I spent my childhood being my father's little Red comrade
The world of alternative health was already primed to question the medical establishment
breaking news from the world of ideas
Labour has a coalition designed for winning in 2040
Hostile and polarised, today's America reminds me of my Somalian clan
Getting rid of Keir won't solve the party's structural, cultural and existential problems
A letter filled with hysterical analogies indicates an industry in crisis
The seismic defeat in Hartlepool should provoke a reckoning
The cancellation of one man shouldn't let an entire industry off the hook
Labour moderates said they were winners — instead they've dragged the party further down
Just one coronavirus death was recorded in the UK on Monday — compared to hundreds for cancer
The UK's most popular and most hated paper perfectly understands Middle England
we sit down with original thinkers and talk ideas
Freddie Sayers spoke to Teeside's newly re-elected Conservative mayor
‘Following the science’ is a phrase that we have heard a lot of this year, but what does it actually mean?
In the first episode of our new TV series, we talk Covid and QAnon at Camelot Castle
Freddie Sayers spoke to the writer about race relations in America
Two of the 1200 signatories of a letter to the PM spoke to Freddie Sayers
Yoga and mindfulness won't fill the spiritual void
They are up against a very different kind of Conservative now
How did having children become reactionary?
Despite the predictable backlash, an Irish awareness campaign was right
After a year of pandemic, have voters fallen in love with their captors?
Contrary to certain Left-wing claims, Boris Johnson is not Viktor Orban
They are capable of undergoing multiple regenerations while still in office
Changes to the exam syllabus in the name of 'inclusivity' are damaging to women
Even when they're proven wrong, they act with almost zero accountability
A former NYT reporter makes a compelling case...
There's a national election today in Wales — but nobody seems to care
What are the superpower’s plans for the future?
The Chinese leader's turbulent childhood may explain his ruthless desire for order
In both East and West, young adults are fighting the same enemies
Their investigation into the pandemic was little more than an appeasement of Beijing
Our cash-strapped campuses are turning to Beijing — but at what cost to national security?
They are critical of the Communist Party — yet also embody many of its values
If there's another pandemic, the West could be dependent on Beijing for vaccine development
The crumbling town feels betrayed by the whole political class
The way police officers have exploited and betrayed women is finally being exposed
As No 10 is wallpapered in gold, others are left to live with dangerous cladding
It's not just in Britain — centre-left parties are collapsing across their European heartlands
Neurodivergence is a superpower, not a disability
Our contributors examine the protest movement that shook the world
In a country full of guns and resentment, tragedy is never far away
Their dogmatic approach makes sensible analysis impossible
An obsession with language ignores the material priorities of Britain’s minorities
Both Left and Right have seen violence carried out in their name — and done nothing
The Golden Horde wasn't barbarous, it created the modern world
Kathleen Stock's new book lays out the irreconcilable absurdities of the trans debate
A pivotal moment in the sexual revolution involved the novelist and four feminists
George Bush’s new book fails to address some inconvenient truths