17 Apr 2021 - 1:30am

The emptiness of Evil Vice became exciting when virtue grew boring — but it will never sustain you

Terry Eagleton

16.04

Did Sweden get Covid wrong? Johan Giesecke, the country's former state epidemiologist, assesses a year of pandemic

Freddie Sayers

16.04

How Game of Thrones saved the North Ten years on, its fantasy world has turned Britain's national story upside down

Ed West

16.04

Is my Christianity a disguise? There's an undeniable feeling of guilt as old loyalties are replaced

Giles Fraser

16.04

Mankind always needs a monster Our perpetual search for a villain is an attempt to absolve us of complicity

Tanya Gold

15.04

Will David Cameron ever be satisfied? Too many of our ex-leaders regard ordinary voters with disdain

Douglas Murray

15.04

The virtues of masculinity Contemporary culture demonises many traditional male traits — at what cost?

Mary Harrington

15.04

Nobody ever leaves North Korea London's 'Little Pyongyang' is still haunted by totalitarianism

Etan Smallman

15.04

Adolf Eichmann and me I survived Belsen and saw the monster's trial. May his evil never be forgotten

Shaul Ladany

14.04

Scotland’s mid-life crisis Alex Salmond and George Galloway are the white knights nobody wants

Ruth Davidson

14.04

How Hitler killed the Devil In a world without God, the Führer is the ultimate benchmark of morality

Tom Holland

14.04

Why the West lost India’s culture wars Rising Hindu nationalism has outflanked the global Left

Razib Khan