April 8, 2021

Charlie Chaplin would’ve beaten Hitler He was so serious about politics that Einstein and Churchill told him to give up comedy

Matthew Sweet

07.04

Sweden’s migrant rape crisis European liberals never ask uncomfortable questions about immigration

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

07.04

Nobody will win the Culture Wars Today's 'cancel culture' debates are designed to fail

Tom Chivers

07.04

Could Brian Rose be London’s next Mayor? Somehow the YouTuber is the bookies' second favourite

David Fuller

07.04

The Tory playboy who toppled the toffs Iain Macleod was destined to be PM — and then fate caught up with him

Gavin Haynes

06.04

Why Keir Starmer is doomed Voters want a Prime Minister who believes in Britain

Matthew Goodwin

06.04

Lockdown loneliness is here to stay Even with the lifting of restrictions, this age of isolation will never end

Jennie Bristow

06.04

Where is Boris Johnson? Cometh the hour, cometh the leader — or not

Howard Jacobson

06.04

Philip Roth’s carnival of desire The flawed writer is an antidote to today's less ambitious literary scene

Boyd Tonkin

05.04

Prime Ministers don’t need to be virtuous The office's 300-year history proves that the best leaders are often lazy charlatans

Dominic Sandbrook

05.04

The Brexiteer who could have saved Labour With Peter Shore as leader, the party would never have lost touch with its roots

Paul Embery

05.04

When Westminster needed a novelist Unlike many successful politicians, Anthony Trollope understood hard work

Lucy Hughes-Hallett