01/10/2022 - 12:01am

Why the BBC is still selling Savile A gaudy male is more interesting than a female victim

Tanya Gold

10.01

The importance of being British Patriotism is now viewed as a modern disease

Nigel Biggar

09.01

It’s time for Boris to go He has served his purpose — and taken us all for fools

Giles Fraser

08.01

America is controlled by secrecy Threat inflation has become a tool of political repression

Jacob Siegel

07.01

Licorice Pizza: a forgettable nostalgia flick What's wrong with enjoying things one last time?

Ann Manov

07.01

Michel Houellebecq is a hopeless romantic He's cynical about sex, yet prey to the potential of love

Jarryd Bartle

07.01

How vaccine mandates became a political weapon Biden is using them to punish his enemies

Geoff Shullenberger

07.01

Johann Hari’s stolen ideas There's little new evidence in his latest book

Stuart Ritchie

06.01

The liberal fantasy of the Capitol coup Just like after 9/11, America's elites have weaponised their trauma

Simon Cottee

06.01

Norman Mailer wanted to be cancelled Naked obscenity was his greatest weapon

Tomiwa Owolade

06.01

The curse of the Girlboss Elizabeth Homes could've been the next Gwyneth Paltrow

Kat Rosenfield

06.01

Don’t silence conspiracy theorists Our collective sense of horror needs an outlet

Peter Franklin