16 Jun 2020 - 1:25am

What’s the point of contact tracing? Compared to continual lockdown or the virus spreading, even an imperfect tracking system might be the least bad of all options

Tom Chivers

16.06

The disturbing history of statue-smashing Iconoclasm has affected a lot of societies — and it's usually a sign that something's wrong

Sean Thomas

16.06

How Covid is domesticating millennials Everything they enjoy spending their money on has been curbed

Eliza Filby

16.06

Have you been paying attention? The new documentary 'Screened Out' is wrong — history suggest humans have always been distractible

Matthew Sweet

15.06

Facts vs feelings in the BLM debate Despite activist anger, the statistics tell a broadly positive story about black middle-class advancement

David Goodhart

15.06

Trans people don’t lack rights They have been taking and women have been yielding. That cannot go on

Debbie Hayton

15.06

The case for Tory anarchism The emergence of the CHAZ in Seattle provides lessons about self-governance at local level

Aris Roussinos

15.06

How to rescue Generation Rent Now is the time to change the house-building system, not subsidise it

Peter Franklin

15.06

What Donald Trump shares with Don Giovanni The two men are both serial seducers who stand up to the establishment

Peter Pomerantsev

12.06

Why J.K. Rowling had to be denounced Frenzied activists are driving the cast of Harry Potter to publicly betray an old friend

Douglas Murray

12.06

So where did Covid come from? It's not mere conspiracy theory to ask if this new coronavirus leaked from a Wuhan lab

Ian Birrell

12.06

Why I miss the Tube As city workers consider going back to work, not everyone dreads the thought of going Underground

Andrew Martin