February 18, 2020

Labour has a shot at relevance — can it grasp it? Parliament needs a serious opposition more than ever

David Kogan

18.02

Why Boris should bring back conscription We need something more radical than a recruitment drive to fill the gaps in our public services

Polly Mackenzie

17.02

The Democrats can’t take the black vote for granted If African-Americans are motivated to vote, they can swing a competitive race

Christopher Rhodes

17.02

The truth about ‘American Dirt’ Once again journalists are choosing political tribalism over the facts

Jesse Singal

17.02

The slow death of French cheese The real battle for the immortal soul of France is about something far more important than pension reform and yellow vests

John Lichfield

14.02

The unspeakable life of John Bercow In his autobiography, the former speaker reveals himself to be an embittered avatar of ambition

Douglas Murray

14.02

Let’s make sex education sublime Teenagers should be dreaming of physical rapture, not just meaningless thrusting

Rowan Pelling

14.02

What’s the point of sex? Males are a liability, this is why females put up with them

Peter Franklin

14.02

Why mock Jordan Peterson’s suffering? The controversial professor's critics are delighting in his tribulations — it's not a good look

Simon Evans

13.02

How Birmingham gave birth to heavy metal Fifty years ago today Black Sabbath's first album launched the only musical genre native to the English midlands

Paul Lay

13.02

Why Incels are the losers in the age of Tinder As a society we still judge men who don’t have sex as failures

James Bloodworth

13.02

‘Cultural Christian’ is an empty idea When non-believers take the cross they are really talking about in-groups and out-groups

Mary Harrington