Distracted by identity politics, the Democrats have lost sight of the country
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The use of language to impose a worldview can easily become violent
Without anything to fight for, politics can easily descend into posturing
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With his call for vaccine passports, the former PM wants to surrender our civil liberties all over again
Unfortunately, his new book forgets the status quo simply doesn't work for everyone
Pandemic restrictions have left millions struggling to survive in the world's biggest democracy
Brussels' vaccine incompetence was motivated by spite
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While the West fights an enemy that doesn't exist, Afghanistan is poised to fall to pieces
It's patronising to blame anorexia on social media crazes and Hollywood
More often than not, we need to listen to our inner Mary Whitehouse
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One London school will not be following the Government guidance
Freddie Sayers discusses the taboo of social class with the Glaswegian musician
Politicians from Left and Right on being in the dissenting minority
Quillette's founding editor discusses the company's decision to pull news content
Freddie Sayers spoke to SPI-M member Dr Michael Tildesley about learning to live with the virus
Instead of devolving resources to Darlington, Whitehall has chosen to devolve itself
An alliance with Europe's far-Right may be on the cards
Baron Lebedev has recast Rwanda's president as an environmental hero
The paper has a warped image of the UK's transgender climate
Today's revelations are only the latest in a long line of links with the CCP
Bond yields are ticking up — and sharply
A discussion of 'wokeism' quickly turned into a coup
It's the perfect opportunity to appease an agitated part of the UK
The election of Anas Sarwar is good for the Union and the Conservatives
The former Governor of the Bank of England's halo is a little tarnished
More and more young people claim not to be straight
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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
She wouldn't be the first child star to be crushed by early success
With lockdowns set to be lifted, start-ups are already competing for Government approval
How will Emmanuel Macron mark the general's difficult bicentenary?
After years of liberal imperialism, the US has finally overstretched itself
The world is now wide awake to communist hostility — coordinated action must follow
Revealing secrets has become a commodity with the power to make or break a career
Our contributors examine the protest movement that shook the world
Both Left and Right have seen violence carried out in their name — and done nothing
If your economy is ruled from California, then your society will be too
There's a reason people are uncomfortable with this strange new ritual
Embracing identity politics allows public schoolboys to avoid acknowledging real privilege
A testy book fails to explain why mankind is doomed
When politicians talk in abstractions, politics itself begins to lose coherence
Critics of today's progressives understand liberty, but not their opponents