28 Oct 2020 - 12:01am

Artistic freedom is at death’s door Timid arts organisations are surrendering in the face of censorious social justice activists

Jonny Best

28.10

Will the Moon become the next Iraq? As Earth's great powers compete for lunar supremacy, astropolitics is about to get ugly

Tim Marshall

27.10

How Big Tech seduced the Left In the 1960s, liberals stood up to IBM to defend free speech. Now they cosy up to Silicon Valley

Geoff Shullenberger

27.10

Are special advisers just gossiping grifters? A new book about spads fails to justify the existence of this swollen political class

Polly Mackenzie

27.10

Fear Russian nukes, not cyberwarriors While the West obsesses over ineffectual meddling on Facebook, Putin is commissioning missiles

Mike Martin

27.10

Plagiarism laws are killing music The industry is hampered by an absurd system that strangles the artistic process

Dorian Lynskey

26.10

How the experts messed up on Covid Why did all the major health authorities get it so wrong back in March?

Stuart Ritchie

26.10

Public trust? There’s no app for that Covid is helping to drive life-saving technology that many are too suspicious to use

Timandra Harkness

26.10

Older leaders are not always wiser We made fun of the USSR's gerontocracy — but modern America's elites are even older

Daniel Kalder

26.10

Humans don’t know how to be happy No self-respecting cat would have written a book like John Gray's new <i>Feline Philosophy</i>

Sam Leith

23.10

The world needs Jordan Peterson more than ever The professor is back after a year of illness, and his timing could not be better

Douglas Murray

23.10

How I fell in love with the Northern League Forget the millionaires of the Premier League — the amateur game is still the heart of English football

Dan Jackson