December 11, 2019

Has groupthink swung your vote? There has been little serious effort to properly explain the promises made in the parties' manifestos

Simon Evans

11.12

How China has enabled the Rohingya atrocity The liberal West is out of tools when it comes to dealing with authoritarian governments

Bill Hayton

10.12

Could the Tories ever win the black vote? With the Conservatives set to grab historic Labour heartlands, the minority electorate could be next

Mutaz Ahmed

10.12

Why do British teens think life is meaningless? According to a new OECD report, British schoolchildren are having an existential crisis

Freddie Sayers

10.12

Of course biological sex exists Male and female are scientific reality — even if Jo Swinson doesn't agree

Tom Chivers

09.12

Can Dominic Raab cling on to Esher? Such is the country's current state of political flux that the Tory tradition could be under threat in a slab of rock-solid Surrey

Ian Birrell

09.12

What would ‘living with less’ actually look like? Cutting our consumption wouldn’t just reduce our carbon footprint, but lead to a more conservative society

Peter Franklin

09.12

How Labour became the party of dreamers — not doers Corbynism is a fusion of two very distinct types: the fools and the knaves

Robert Colvile

06.12

The most important Muslim Britain has never heard of Introducing Ghayasuddin Siddiqui: the radical Islamist turned 'bearded feminist'

Jenny Taylor

06.12

You can’t compare Tory Islamophobia with Labour anti-Semitism Despite Jeremy Corbyn's extremism, the Labour tribe's intellectual elite will not do the one thing needed to stop him

Douglas Murray

06.12

Should the rich pay more tax? Our polling suggests that the parties' high-spending manifestos are a good reflection of public sentiment

James Kanagasooriam

06.12

Jeremy Corbyn’s return to the Seventies Among the younger generation, the aspiration to tax more, spend more and control more does not seem too radical

David Kogan