Brexit-voting areas seem particularly fed up with lockdown restrictions, and may blame the Government for the economic fallout
A new report on Britain's 'tribes' offers no solutions to a dysfunctional nation
The Government's plans for agriculture are terrifyingly ill-thought-out
The president-elect's 'global leadership' is a return to neoconservatism
The president-elect's 'global leadership' is a return to the same old failed policies of Obama and Clinton
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Once seen as the anti-Trump, France's president is now the bête noire of the American commentariat
The solving of a 50-year scientific problem takes computers a step closer to 'true creativity'
The Government should be clearer about potentially deadly policy calculations
Embracing identity politics allows public schoolboys to avoid acknowledging real privilege
We need to protect patients, not sanctify the institution and place halos on staff
The political ideology that feeds terrorist violence cannot be explained away by religion or colonial history
When lockdown ends, the Government should look to traffic lanes, not traffic lights
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Freddie Sayers spoke to pro-democracy activist Nathan Law about his exile in London
The former Guardian columnist tells her story to Freddie Sayers
The author of a controversial new study into masks defends their use
The epidemiologist and ZOE app founder shares his concerns
Issy Smitheman describes her university experience to Freddie Sayers
Doctors and nurses will get priority, but everyone will feel the benefits
The Prince's public statements can be tiresome, but this one happens to be true
Many open questions remain about puberty-blockers
A member of the EHRC liking my tweets has become a news story
The Szájer scandal is about more than individual hypocrisy
We need to think hard before using our ever-expanding bio-engineering toolkit
The tendency to cast doubt on the opposing party’s victories goes way back
Mark Drakeford's 'booze ban' is not the first time Wales has endured prohibition
Freddie Sayers spoke to American historian Harvey Kaye to find out
Is the highest purpose to promote social justice or academic freedom?
An emotional case for Britain needs to be made
Will there be any winners?
The prophecy can fail, but its believers aren't going anywhere
The President's often-racist rhetoric was mitigated by his economic promises
We hardly knew her, and now it's unlikely we ever will
Political correctness has left a cadre of white graduates unwilling to reveal their voting intention
Nobody's celebrating in Washington, as President Trump clings on to power
The expected backlash against Trump didn't materialise
Democratic leaders have work to do if they hope to build a durable future majority
He represents an anti-communist, work-hard-play-hard America
He might not win re-election, but the President has reshaped the Republican Party in his image
When he used the F-word, Trump knew exactly what he was doing
They're not perfect, but they're the best indication of public opinion we've got
Biden and Trump buttress two very different myths about America's deepest nature
In Pennsylvania all the enthusiasm, positive and negative, revolves around President Trump
Losing a Twitter account for controversial statements is one thing; losing a bank account is quite another
While the West obsesses over ineffectual meddling on Facebook, Putin is commissioning missiles
Ridiculous claims by respectable media outfits perpetuate the madness
Disinformation campaigns that aim to alienate black voters have been traced to the Kremlin
Attempts by Republicans to paint him as a socialist stooge are comically wide of the mark
A repeat of 2016 would reveal the centre-Left as having no response to populism
The Left justifies extreme and violent action by framing Trump as an existential threat to America
The President finally picks the right man for a job — yet Washington won't have it
Devotees of the cultish pro-Trump conspiracy theory are on the ballot for the US elections
Upper-middle-class liberals have to take some responsibility for America's inequalities
The American Right's smears smack of cynicism
The data-obsessed ex-mayor doesn't understand that politics is an art, not a science
There are problems with Zuckerberg's monopolistic intentions, but breaking up his company could do more harm than good
White liberals have been so radicalised on race that they've left the rest of the country — minorities included — far behind
Windy lectures on structural inequality won't change society, but kindness might
Did the Government lock down two million people just because of a historical quirk of political geography?
Economic conditions have made adults, young and old, more dependent on their relatives
Swerving the Covid rules has become the new national sport
Lonely men and unemployed women have flocked to the adult site over lockdown
The Python has always been an anarchist rather than a liberal, like the artform itself
Our contributors examine the protest movement that shook the world
From Patrick Pearse to George Floyd, they're a sign the political conversation has broken down
Both radical movements are shot through with paranoia, emotivism and religious caricature
Like so many institutions, it has become colonised by politics
The riots of 2020 are nothing new — the country was established by intolerant radicals
A major atrocity was concealed from the public in 1945 — not despite the press but thanks to it
The crisis facing today's men won't be solved by a bleak and very prescriptive new guide
Throughout history, confessing that you have wasted years of your life on a fraud takes guts
The British state is too dysfunctional to save, according to one of the country's leading thinkers