11/24/2020 - 12:10am

The rot at the heart of Westminster The British state is too dysfunctional to save, according to one of the country's leading thinkers

Aris Roussinos

24.11

How The Guardian unleashed a monster Alan Rusbridger created 'open journalism' — but doesn't seem to grasp what it has become

Sarah Ditum

24.11

Must we always demolish the past? The culture police always feels it has the right to dismiss and destroy

Jonathan Glancey

23.11

How Tories lost the plot over Priti Formerly serious Conservatives have been sucked into a partisan vortex in defence of the Home Secretary

Polly Mackenzie

23.11

Welcome to the new Middle Ages Rising inequality, lower mobility, contempt for the poor and widespread celibacy — we're returning to the past

Ed West

23.11

The Left’s obsession with subjectivity To properly understand the world we must use data and logic — not only anecdote

David Goodhart

23.11

Ideology should not trump children’s health A new Canadian law against gay conversion therapy could affect teenagers with gender dysphoria

Meghan Murphy

20.11

The great lockdown hypocrites Maybe politicians should stop preaching what they won't practise

Douglas Murray

20.11

Hillbilly Elegy resents ‘white trash’ The Netflix adaptation of JD Vance's memoir will be hated by conservatives and liberals alike

Richard Godwin

20.11

Why ‘Defund the police’ works as a slogan It makes rational sense for activists to employ the most extreme maxims, even if they don't believe them

James Ball

20.11

Will Britain stand up for liberal Muslims? The Government should follow France and Germany in challenging the Islamists

Seyran Ates

19.11

Brexit makes more sense than ever If Remain had won, we'd be wrangling over the EU's nightmarish Covid rescue plan

Peter Franklin