December 13, 2021

We are all Madame Bovary Gustave Flaubert, born 200 years ago, was disgusted by reality

Tomiwa Owolade

11.12

Why satire gave up on politics Power is no longer wielded by our hapless politicians

Dorian Lynskey

10.12

The agony of the anti-lockdown centrists The public figures we trusted have a embraced a disturbing new normal

Daniel Hadas

10.12

This is Tolkien’s world The Lord of the Rings is more than nostalgic medievalism

Dominic Sandbrook

10.12

The problem with Irish Americans They glorify a homeland that is falling apart

F. Bill McMorris

10.12

Why the Right is obsessed with masculinity It desperately clings on to patriarchal stereotypes

Jessa Crispin

10.12

How Jussie Smollett’s hoax unravelled It won't be the last time 'racial hate' turns out to be false

Wilfred Reilly

09.12

Why Plan B is a mistake The Government’s new restrictions set a dangerous precedent

Freddie Sayers

09.12

How China made Covid worse The regime's deceit stalled the pandemic response

Ian Birrell

09.12

Inside the trans publishing purge Children's authors are silenced for telling the truth

Josephine Bartosch

09.12

New York’s petty vaccine mandate Bill de Blasio is using pandemic theatre to secure his legacy

Seth Barron

08.12

The Tories can learn from the American Right Conservatives don't want to win the culture war

Aris Roussinos