Month: May 2020

Total Results: 78

How Texas is coping with the end of lockdown There is no nuance: you are either a heartless death-spreader or a virtuous stay-at-home mask-wearer

Should we let the aviation industry die? The benefits of air travel are obvious, but we have massively underestimated the costs

Covid has left me alone with my monster I go to AA to find other creatures like me. Zoom meetings lack that animal warmth

Friday

15.05

The Covid-19 class war When it comes to going back to work, we're not all in this together

James Bloodworth

China will save Donald Trump The President may be trailing Joe Biden but growing hostility to Beijing may give him a second surprise win

Matthew Goodwin

The danger of safetyism Grasping bureaucracies are using lockdown as an excuse to choke the human spirit

Matthew Crawford

Lockdown ‘relaxation’ is nothing of the sort Boris's latest regulations tighten restrictions rather than loosening them

Thursday

14.05

The man who predicted 2020 Did anyone notice the Guillaume Faye book on Michael Gove's shelf?

Top-flight football is in league with the devil Who really stands to gain from the Premier League's 'Project Restart'?

Philippe Auclair

The stories our footpaths tell England’s ancient byways mark out a shared map of landscape-knowledge

Mary Harrington

How travel narrows the mind Instead of mourning cheap flights, we should celebrate the opportunity to simply stay put

Wednesday

13.05

How apocalyptic is now? The sudden death of ways of life has been a regular occurrence throughout history