10/09/2020 - 1:07am

Will Catholics be kingmakers in the US? Despite being deeply split, they are poised to be unusually influential in 2020

Christopher Rhodes

08.10

Did the Government waste £161m in Moonshot money? DnaNudge, a company with no track record in disease diagnostics, has won a contract for Covid testing

Tom Chivers

08.10

Prince Harry is royal Kryptonite The Queen's woke grandson is like a turkey demanding to lead the pro-Christmas campaign

Mary Harrington

08.10

What will the New York Times do when Trump goes? An entire industry of outraged journalists and authors has grown out of the Donald's presidency

Sam Leith

08.10

It’s time China got over the Opium War A minor defeat 150 years ago keeps on delivering victory for Xi Jinping

Bill Hayton

07.10

Why I can’t trust Stonewall any more Its fight for gay rights was exemplary; now its trans dogma makes it unfit to work in schools

Jonny Best

07.10

Can the Church solve its paedophile problem? The responsibility for safeguarding has to be an independent matter, not left to the bishops

Giles Fraser

07.10

Secession is no Californian dream The appetite for Calexit may be growing, but the state should be careful what it wishes for

Marshall Auerback

07.10

The deadly omertà of childbirth Why aren't women allowed to talk about how dangerous reproduction can be?

Tanya Gold

07.10

Is dating discrimination? The way we choose our partners reflects something sinister about societal attitudes

Ralph Leonard

06.10

Covid is Trump’s last chance Is the President about to turn the race into a coronavirus referendum?

Freddie Sayers

06.10

Care workers are not saints This year we've paid a bitter price for our indifference to care — a change in attitudes is urgently needed

Madeleine Bunting