March 2, 2020

Children’s literature has lost the plot Are we teaching toddlers to read without teaching them to think?

Polly Mackenzie

02.03

The dangerous pull of political tribalism Why does believing in one thing mean signing up to an entire creed and picking a side?

James Mumford

28.02

Feminism’s job is far from finished We need young women to stop shouting 'blow jobs are real jobs' and start engaging in meaningful activism

Julie Bindel

28.02

Tinpot Trump is nothing like Hitler Five signs the President is more Central Asian despot than genocidal maniac

Daniel Kalder

28.02

Will coronavirus change the world? As we await a new contagion, the legacy of the Black Death is worth remembering

Ed West

28.02

How the Sweden Democrats came in from the cold As the former fascists move towards the centre, should they be accepted into the political fold?

Douglas Murray

27.02

Forget the Elgin Marbles — give the North East its treasures back London should return the relics it robbed from the regions

James Barr

27.02

Inside the dangerous world of the ‘true believers’ Two new books about extremism reveal how Islamists and neo-Nazis depend on each other

Jenny McCartney

27.02

How Jean Vanier abused my trust The fall of this saint-on-earth shows that darkness lurks where you least expect it

Giles Fraser

26.02

Are economists really this stupid? Mervyn King's new book insists that we shouldn't use numbers when forecasting

Tom Chivers

26.02

The absurd melodrama of modern soaps Once upon a time, soaps gave a sense that ordinary lives were worthy subjects for TV shows

Gareth Roberts

26.02

Why Boris has his eye on a Union-boosting bridge Wouldn't the UK be better preserved by keeping Scotland and Northern Ireland apart?

Eilis O'Hanlon