October 17, 2019

Has Hungary conceived a baby boom? Victor Orban is desperate to reverse his country's declining fertility, but only one developed country has escaped the baby bust

Paul Morland

16.10

Will Spain be held together by force? Madrid's brutal response to Catalan separatists is typical of a country forged by violence

Jason Webster

16.10

The deluded cult of social justice Woke revolutionaries don't want to repair society. They just want to overthrow the existing social order

John Gray

16.10

The Yorkshire Ripper fired up my feminism Peter Sutcliffe's crimes exposed the misogyny of Eighties England — and opened my eyes to politics

Julie Bindel

16.10

Could free cash fix the economy? The economy is tanking and the central banks are getting desperate: could helicopter money be the answer?

Peter Franklin

15.10

The Booker Prize judges had one job It was an epic fail — which sets a rotten precedent — to award this year's prize to two winners, says a former judge

Sam Leith

15.10

Is Boris Johnson trying to rig the election? The photo ID voting plan is a badly thought-through attempt to fix a non-existent problem

Tom Chivers

15.10

How my daughter disrupted my politics When your child is born profoundly disabled, it forces you to see everything differently

Ian Birrell

15.10

Who are you calling a dictator? When it comes to totalitarian excess, Trump and Boris are mere amateurs

Daniel Kalder

14.10

How Rory Stewart could win London With a reputation rooted in Cumbria, Rory will have a hard job convincing the capital city. Our contributors offer him some advice.

Various Contributors

14.10

Alexander Hamilton would have a plan for Brexit The US Founding Father should be our guide to embracing a Global Britain

Michael O’Sullivan

14.10

The fall of the Wall powered up my politics Events in Berlin inspired the former leader of the Scottish Tories to wake up to the world

Ruth Davidson