December 29, 2020

Why I had to leave The Guardian If you were bullied by 338 colleagues, what would you do?

Suzanne Moore

28.12

Why architecture is political The blandness of today's global style reflects a worldview intent on crushing tradition

Aris Roussinos

28.12

The technocratic tedium of modern politics Religion and the Rise of Capitalism: RH Tawney said we should treat socio-economic questions with the beauty, drama, tragedy and pathos they deserve

Dan Hitchens

28.12

How random are your politics? Vexed: James Mumford suggests we should reject package-deal politics

Louise Perry

28.12

Given my time again, I wouldn’t choose journalism The new generation of hacks are weak actors reliant on weak institutions

Sarah Ditum

28.12

Did anyone predict coronavirus? Hindsight makes it easy to blame the Government for listening to the wrong people, not the right ones

Tom Chivers

25.12

The music that makes Christmas Cancelled services won't silence the singing

Douglas Murray

25.12

This Brexit deal is the end of the beginning Britain hasn't come to heel. But what comes next will be even harder

Robert Tombs

25.12

Boris has succeeded where all others failed The declinists will carp, but his voters will not forget this victory

Matthew Goodwin

25.12

Why my church doors are staying open I won't again abandon my congregation in their hour of need

Giles Fraser

25.12

The myth of ‘pagan’ Christmas Why does the idea that this Christian festival was stolen from heathen tradition persist?

Tom Holland

24.12

Life on the Cornish breadline No one smiles in the foodshares except the volunteers, who grin brightly

Tanya Gold