September 3, 2020

The tragedy of Britney Spears Everyone wants a piece of her: even the fans are complicit. But is there anything left to give?

Sarah Ditum

02.09

The commuters are revolting Does the Government fear an economic rebalancing away from the capital?

Mary Harrington

02.09

Six ways to fix our failing government The problems illustrated by the exam fiasco cannot be blamed on a 'mutant algorithm' alone

Paul Marshall

02.09

Let’s all meet up in the year 3000 It might finally be possible to slow down ageing. But who would want to?

Tom Chivers

02.09

The last gasps of a European empire An unfinished masterpiece set in imperial Vienna offers our MPs historical parallels — but no easy answers

Matthew Sweet

01.09

Why Fukuyama was right all along Long dismissed as liberal hubris, <I>The End of History</I> accurately predicted that the West's greatest threat comes from within

Aris Roussinos

01.09

Let’s be honest, the NHS is awful In public we lionise it; in private we share stories of its incompetence and heartlessness

Henry Jeffreys

01.09

Why the future of tech is trad not rad We should never incorporate new technology into our lives just because it’s new

Peter Franklin

01.09

How to stop the 2020s becoming the new 1930s We need a new economic model that shares the wealth and saves the environment

Ralph Leonard

28.08

When will the Covid-19 vaccine arrive? Thanks to the most skilled forecasters, we now have a pretty good idea of when the nightmare will end

Saloni Dattani

28.08

Do our politicians know themselves? Our leaders must do what is right, not what puts them 'on the right side of history'

Niall Gooch

28.08

It’s time Europeans demanded reparations for slavery Over a million people from across the continent were taken by Moorish pirates — when will their descendents receive justice?

Douglas Murray