13 Nov 2019 - 6:12am

Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour would crush civil society Thirty years on, the same tactics employed in Communist central Europe are being mooted in Britain

Roger Scruton

13.11

Could national service save higher education? Undergraduates would be tougher and less entitled — and access would be fairer

Mary Harrington

13.11

Let’s turn off the Northern Powerhouse The North needs to stop trying to be just another London — and play to its innate strengths

Simon Cooke

12.11

How Labour’s Left has stitched up selection Local constituencies are powerless as favoured candidates are parachuted in by the new regime

David Kogan

12.11

What if we gave children a vote? The electoral system is inherently biased towards the 83% of the population who are over 18

Polly Mackenzie

12.11

Spain’s election pain: six reasons to care Strong and stable government couldn't seem further away after the latest ballot

Ian Birrell

11.11

Pity the poor avocado-eating graduates University-educated millennials have absorbed elite values but will never enjoy the lifestyle

Mary Harrington

11.11

It’s a bad time for an illegal immigration amnesty The Windrush scandal is not a reason to scrap the current system

David Goodhart

11.11

Inside the mind of the Jordan Peterson fanboy A new film about the professor skirts over the real story of his appeal

James Bloodworth

11.11

Why men should be banned They have been messing things up for too long — so let's bar them from holding elected office.

James Kirkup

08.11

Drag kids are the product of a dangerous American delusion The way the 12-year-old drag act, Desmond is Amazing, has been pushed on the world betrays a worrying tendency

Douglas Murray

08.11

For Germans and Jews, the past is never over As the child of German-Jewish refugees, I inherited a complex relationship with a country my parents still loved.

Paul Morland