23 Apr 2021 - 1:05am

England’s other Saint George Orwell has become a national hero to people he would have despised

Will Lloyd

23.04

Why the atheists turned on Dawkins They care more about social justice than whether or not God exists

Ben Sixsmith

23.04

Could you spot a conspiracy theorist? In an age of cranks, the humble footnote can lead us to the truth

Matthew Sweet

22.04

How George Floyd became a martyr His death has spawned a cult — and for heretics there is no redemption

Ed West

22.04

The trouble with the American police In a country full of guns and resentment, tragedy is never far away

Katharine Birbalsingh

22.04

The Lefties at the heart of government The problem with civil servants is they aren't subversive enough

Peter Franklin

22.04

What makes us hate? A new book on prejudice dresses up common sense as scientific theory

Stuart Ritchie

21.04

It’s the Queen or tyranny Progressive calls to abolish the monarchy forget the sinister alternative

Mary Harrington

21.04

Football and the decline of Englishness Heart, home, liberty, belonging — our national sport is like any other faith

Dominic Sandbrook

21.04

How Critical Race Theory captured the Church The anti-racism report is heavily influenced by subversive ideology

Giles Udy

21.04

The joy of magic mushrooms Science is finally explaining how hallucinogenics can trick your mind

Tom Chivers

20.04

The Blue Wall won’t save Labour It will take more than a few Tory marginals to change the Left's fortunes

Matthew Goodwin