28 Sep 2020 - 1:05am

When harassment is a laughing matter The Comedy Cellar, as a new book details, defends the value of debate to an uncomfortable degree

Sarah Ditum

28.09

Joe Biden is no radical Attempts by Republicans to paint him as a socialist stooge are comically wide of the mark

Michael Tracey

28.09

Is the mob coming for Charles Darwin? Is the woke Left strong enough to take down the ultimate icon of the modern age?

Peter Franklin

25.09

Pity poor oppressed Prince Harry The Duke of Sussex's latest political intervention reveals a man caught up in the social justice religion

Douglas Murray

25.09

The empty cult of Captain Tom Our sentimental obsession with the war hero has more to do with failure than success

Tanya Gold

25.09

Why Covid can’t cancel Christmas There is much to be gained by knocking out of all the cheap commercial cheer

Giles Fraser

25.09

The art of Trump’s diplomatic deals The President achieved in four years what the establishment couldn't in 40: a Middle Eastern accord

Leon Hadar

24.09

The intellectual shabbiness of Judith Butler Rather than bring helpful clarity to the trans debate, the revered professor engaged in wilful obtuseness and whataboutery

Sam Leith

24.09

Only nationalism can stop climate change In order to survive, industrial societies must harness the most powerful political force

Aris Roussinos

24.09

Keir Starmer, a true conservative First complacent, now incoherent, the Tories failed to notice Labour coming for the Red Wall

Maurice Glasman

24.09

How we all became prisoners of gender Trying to free half the population from our biology has just exaggerated stereotypes

Mary Harrington

23.09

What’s to become of the Lib Dem ‘cockroaches’? More interested in trans issues than the state of the nation, Ed Davey's party is facing extinction

James Kirkup