27 Feb 2020 - 12:01am

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

26.02

Unlike Corbyn, Bernie Sanders is not an anti-Semite The American Right's smears smack of cynicism

Tanya Gold

25.02

Every Home Secretary must fight the Home Office Priti Patel's war with her own department is nothing new

Stephen Pollard

25.02

What do post-liberals really want? These five principles will enable society to recover from the excesses of liberalism

Peter Franklin

25.02

What the Persians could teach Marie Kondo The secret to successful tidying is to accept that the job will never be done

Polly Mackenzie

24.02

How France became the most anti-Semitic country in the West Forty years ago, violence against Jews was unknown but today huge numbers are fleeing

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

24.02

Why is the Left so hypocritical about sex? It won't tolerate anyone who passes judgement on someone's sexual proclivities

Sarah Ditum

24.02

Our decadent society has ground to a halt Endless Hollywood remakes and low fertility rates are signs that our civilisation is in its death throes

Niall Gooch