09/25/2019 - 8:29am

Why climate change isn’t the end of the world Extinction Rebellion's claim that 'billions' will be killed by it undermines the science — and is ridiculous

Tom Chivers

25.09

How to make Britain One Nation again The referendum vote was a cry for a fairer, more united country, something neither Thatcherism nor Corbynism can deliver

David Skelton

25.09

I’m sick of fighting moronic culture wars The best weapon against people who take themselves too seriously is not to denounce but to make fun of them.

Lionel Shriver

24.09

What’s the point of Ukip? Now Ukip's core policy has been stolen, the triumphant disruptor of UK politics is approaching an existential moment

Robin Aitken

24.09

How Weinstein silenced everyone There's a contradiction at the heart of the #MeToo movement

Jenny McCartney

24.09

The rise of the hippie conservatives An unexpected political coalition is rejecting materialism in favour of "getting back to what really matters"

Freddie Sayers

23.09

How political bias blinds us Ideological cocoons prevent experts from seeing, and engaging with, the wider world. 

Matthew Goodwin

23.09

Singapore-on-Thames? Yes please! The Singaporeans understand what the British and Americans don’t: enabling home ownership is not the same thing as encouraging property speculation.

Peter Franklin

23.09

Can America escape its dark past? In Charlottesville, the battle over memorialising history is still being fought on multiple fronts

Oliver Wiseman

20.09

Have we forgotten Syria? This intimate account of life during the war serves as a reminder that the appalling conflict continues to corrode nations and destroy lives

Ian Birrell

20.09

How Jeremy Corbyn could get the top job Don't panic! And certainly don't join a 'progressive alliance' — five ways Labour could use the ensuing crisis to its advantage

Peter Franklin

20.09

The exploited underclass is revolting Callum Cant's optimistic new book about the gig economy examines the ways the 'roos' are rising up

James Bloodworth