05/28/2021 - 1:00am

Villains have never had it so good Cancel culture has made us unforgiving — unless you’re in a film

Sarah Ditum

27.05

Dominic Cummings is writing history His narrative of grotesque incompetence will eventually cut through

Ed West

27.05

We can’t be Friends any more The sitcom sold an empty promise of total connection and freedom

Mary Harrington

27.05

Alfred Hitchcock lived in fear He was obsessed with sex and violence — yet recoiled from modernity

Tomiwa Owolade

27.05

You’re more biased than you think Daniel Kahneman won a Nobel Prize for studying errors — and still makes them

Stuart Ritchie

26.05

What a Wuhan lab leak would really mean Scientists and the media eagerly denounced credible evidence as a conspiracy theory

Ian Birrell

26.05

How Stonewall sacrificed gay rights Captured by the transgender lobby, it now hounds those it was set up to protect

Douglas Murray

26.05

The women jailed for fighting back The re-trial of Fri Martin shows how little the justice system cares for victims of domestic violence

Julie Bindel

26.05

Germany’s First World War guilt The Huns' war crimes were the gateway to Nazism

John Lewis-Stempel

25.05

Can Dominic Cummings read the room? He's more interested in accurate predictions than elite consensus

Tom Chivers

25.05

How influencers have legitimised anti-Semitism Instagram activists have turned false narratives into deadly fantasies

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

25.05

What conservatives can learn from Karl Marx Sohrab Ahmari's new book makes a strong case for tradition — but ignores material reality

Niall Gooch