10/22/2020 - 1:00am

David Hare can’t bear too much reality The upheavals of our time have left the playwright's new political drama feeling threadbare

Boyd Tonkin

22.10

Wales has never been a nation Covid-19 might precipitate Welsh independence — but what would hold the new state together?

Polly Mackenzie

21.10

Will a vaccine stop Covid? Even if it's effective, the logistics of delivering it are monumental

Tom Chivers

21.10

Feminists shouldn’t have sex before marriage Women have always been screwed over by no-strings-attached trysts

Mary Harrington

21.10

Cancel Culture has captured campus Woke ideology has become increasingly powerful and intolerant. But can it be stopped?

Eric Kaufmann

21.10

It’s the end of the line for Britain’s industrial heritage The magnificent railway works at Horwich in Lancashire are being absorbed into suburban sprawl

Jonathan Glancey

20.10

Attack-dog journalism is bad for democracy Tova O'Brien's demolition of Jami-Lee Ross is fun to watch, but fuels polarisation

Sarah Ditum

20.10

Who speaks for Springsteenland? The man who wins small-town blue-collar America will be the country's next president

Zachary Hardman

20.10

What is the point of the National Trust? Like so many institutions, it has become colonised by politics

Niall Gooch

20.10

America’s establishment still sneers at the Right Four years on, political hacks remain uninterested in why Trump connects with so many voters

Gavin Haynes

19.10

Is France’s secularism worth dying for? Samuel Paty, slaughtered for a lesson in tolerance, has become a martyr for the Republic

John Lichfield

19.10

How hysterical punditry failed America Ridiculous claims by respectable media outfits perpetuate the madness

Michael Tracey