January 17, 2023

Victor Hugo’s forgotten masterpiece Toilers of the Sea is exhilaratingly tempestuous

Andrew Doyle

17.01

The trouble with online safetyism The precautionary principle is taking over politics

Timandra Harkness

17.01

Why wasn’t PC David Carrick sacked? The Met Commissioner is disgracefully helpless

Joan Smith

16.01

How the Davos elite took back control The WEF is insulating policy-making from democracy

Thomas Fazi

16.01

Why America will never give up on war Power, not money, corrupts politicians

N.S. Lyons

16.01

The forgotten victims of domestic abuse Children are always caught in the crossfire

Julie Bindel

16.01

Is Spain too late to apologise for fascism? A new civil war is breaking out over history

Giles Tremlett

14.01

Can gratitude save humanity? To surf is to understand the world's gifts

Matthew Crawford

13.01

Harry and Meghan’s Montecito prison More feuds will haunt their Californian dream

Terry Eagleton

13.01

The hypocrisy of Witch Lit The novels are an empty substitute for feminist action

Victoria Smith

13.01

Putin is sabotaging Ukraine’s grain deal New 'humanitarian corridors' are being abused

David Patrikarakos

13.01

The Dreyfus Affair is not finished The absolutism that fuelled it still scars France

Robert Zaretsky