January 14, 2021

The dark roots of faddish food movements Our desire for self-sufficiency has a surprisingly unpalatable history

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Will schools be open by summer? There's room for the Government to be smarter about shut downs

Tom Chivers

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The Mafia is thriving in lockdown Chaos has always been an opportunity for organised crime — as Britain could soon find out

Tobias Jones

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We’ll miss models when they’re gone The fashion industry is determined to get imperfect bodies out of the picture

Sarah Ditum

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Who cares about race in Miami? Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio hails from a city where white supremacy barely exists

Alex Perez

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Superforecasting the end of Covid A group of experts — with proven track records — offer predictions on when the nightmare will end

Michael Story

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Roger Scruton still gives me strength A year after his death, the philosopher is more relevant than ever

Maurice Glasman

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The French Left against Islamism Debate around extremism has been plagued by cringe-inducing naivety

Liam Duffy

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What I’ve learned about suicide There's an increasing tendency to trivialise this desperate act

Julie Burchill

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Can Twitter exist in a democracy? Donald Trump isn't the only problem: liberty depends on the virtues social media erodes

Ed West

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How Macron made France a laughing stock He's a political novice with no ideas of his own, according to a new biography

John Lewis-Stempel

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Why America is haunted by Ancient Rome Even as the Capitol was seized, historical parallels were being drawn

Tom Holland