December 17, 2020

How a one-man protest in Tunisia led to Brexit The past decade's events show the impossibility of political predictions

Douglas Murray

17.12

Parenting should be tyrannical Mollycoddling a child is far more abusive than asserting authority

Mary Harrington

17.12

Hope rises from the rubble of my church This ancient parish stands firm as the demolition diggers move in

Giles Fraser

17.12

Prostitution isn’t a choice There’s an awkward silence in pro-sex work arguments about who’s buying

Sarah Ditum

16.12

The dangerous cult of natural childbirth Doctors stereotype midwives as sadistic ideologues and midwives condemn doctors as arrogant brutes

Louise Perry

16.12

How the Black Blocs seized French streets A new wave of anarchist violence is threatening the country

John Lichfield

16.12

Enter Trump: America’s first shadow President The election may be over, but the political influence of the former commander-in-chief is not

Michael Tracey

16.12

Restorations always fail Whether it's Old Labour, the monarchy or America after Trump, history shows that there is no going back

Peter Franklin

15.12

It’s not our job to protect the NHS In limiting our lives for the health service, we've set a bleak precedent

Timandra Harkness

15.12

The perils of liberals politicising science Progressive people signalling to each other how progressive they are won't change any minds

Tom Chivers

15.12

The painful truth about gout The 'disease of kings' now has more to do with poverty than privilege

Matthew Sweet

15.12

WeWork’s mad messiah Adam Neumann is only one of Silicon Valley's many manipulative fabulists

Daniel Kalder