July 5, 2021

Women have always been ‘hysterical’ Their pain has never been taken seriously

Helen Carr

05.07

Batley won’t save Labour The by-election result wasn't a victory, it was a humiliation

Paul Embery

03.07

America’s failed Machiavelli Donald Rumsfeld's shrewd tactics were ultimately his downfall

Edward Luttwak

02.07

How Labour salvaged Batley and Spen Will this victory be a turning point for Starmer?

Tim Bale

02.07

Did Bill Cosby deserve to go free? His release from prison is an uncomfortable victory for due process

Kat Rosenfield

02.07

The fightback against Critical Race Theory Its creators thought America was on their side — they were wrong

Douglas Murray

02.07

Macron’s humiliating dilemma France's latest round of local elections suggests voters are fed up

John Lichfield

01.07

My shamefully silent Church As football terraces sing out, compliant Bishops surrender to Government dictat

Giles Fraser

01.07

The immortal Princess Diana She was no saint — she was a celebrity cut off in her prime

Tom Holland

01.07

China’s Communist Party owes it all to colonialism President Xi's centennial celebrations forget the CCP's debt to imperial powers

Bill Hayton

01.07

The Left’s angry fight against fascism There is often an authoritarian tendency in its struggle against bigotry

Julie Bindel

30.06

Labour deserves to lose Batley and Spen The Party is a victim of the identity politics it has fuelled

Peter Franklin