Year: 2021

Total Results: 1090

A memorial to Norfolk's Covid dead in Norwich Cathedral. Christopher Furlong/Getty Images

February 5, 2021

We’ll have to shut some empty churches To save its poorer parishes the C of E needs to slash its middle management

Hit-job journalism misses the target again Jordan Peterson's critics continue to ignore the most interesting thing about him

America’s age of isolation With former allies now turning to China and Russia, Biden could soon find himself all alone

Patrick Lawrence

Thursday

04.02

Why nationalism matters Captain Tom Moore embodied the two sides of British patriotism

So you want to be a mermaid? As the fairy tale taught us, switching identity rarely has a happy ending

Mary Harrington

The future is mixed-race Remi Adekoya's new book is a timely antidote to a polarising debate

Inside the Zero Covid campaign The urge to eliminate the virus is understandable — but at what cost?

Wednesday

03.02

Has Macron lost the plot? The pressure of next year's election seems to be skewing the President's political compass

Can the vaccine keep up with the Covid variants? We're now engaged in a Darwinian arms race with the mutating virus

The ideology that broke Britain Our unwieldy and bureaucratic state is heading for self-destruction

We’ve turned teens into lockdown lab rats Teenagers need to learn from each other — rather than from a screen

Timandra Harkness

Tuesday

02.02

Why the EU lost the vaccine war The bloc is ill-at-ease with technology, and that will be its downfall