12 Apr 2021 - 1:01am

The calculated evil of Adolf Eichmann Sixty years after the infamous trial, Hannah Arendt's verdict remains appallingly wrong

Alexander Faludy

10.04

Philip, Prince of Nowhere The ultimate outsider somehow became a figurehead for Britishness

Ed West

09.04

The politicians we didn’t deserve Alan Duncan's diaries epitomise the emptiness of his generation

Douglas Murray

09.04

Ulster’s lost boys turn violent Lockdown and Brexit have drawn a new generation into an old conflict

Jenny McCartney

09.04

Do you miss Trump yet? His life's second act may be stranger than the first

Sam Leith

08.04

How the Left gave up on freedom Today's progressives snigger at Britain's history of liberty

Giles Fraser

08.04

The hypocrisy of David Cameron The ex-PM has become a symbol of systemic failure

Peter Franklin

08.04

Why we let Big Brother win From vaccine passports to facial recognition, we are too relaxed about being ruled by technology

Timandra Harkness

08.04

Charlie Chaplin would’ve beaten Hitler He was so serious about politics that Einstein and Churchill told him to give up comedy

Matthew Sweet

07.04

Sweden’s migrant rape crisis European liberals never ask uncomfortable questions about immigration

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

07.04

Nobody will win the Culture Wars Today's 'cancel culture' debates are designed to fail

Tom Chivers

07.04

Could Brian Rose be London’s next Mayor? Somehow the YouTuber is the bookies' second favourite

David Fuller