9 May 2019 - 4:29pm

Why bad romance can’t survive #MeToo Jean Rhys spearheaded the attack on misogynist monsters years ago

Tanya Gold

09.05

How to fix Britain after Brexit

Paul Embery

09.05

Could we drag drivers from their cars? Americans won't relinquish the steering wheel without a struggle

Peter Franklin

08.05

Is the ‘epidemic of loneliness’ fake news? The health impacts of increasing isolation are being doomily exaggerated

Tom Chivers

08.05

The danger of digital strip searches Why we all need protection from unregulated data extraction

Timandra Harkness

03.05

The dangers of post-truth journalism Everyone pays the price when journalists don't practise what they preach

Douglas Murray

03.05

Why the Iron Lady is an icon for our times Margaret Thatcher's legacy has found some surprising supporters

Ian Birrell

02.05

What does it mean to be French? Like many Frenchmen, Macron is confusing the myth of his nation with the reality

John Lichfield

01.05

How the woke inquisition broke Cambridge Another academic has been been sacrificed to the guilt-by-association mob

Eric Kaufmann

01.05

Do we really have that much in common? The insistence that all communities are the same is a damaging one

Trevor Phillips

28.04

Who voted for Vox? The far-Right party has risen from nowhere to take 24 seats in the Spanish parliament

Sebastiaan Faber

26.04

Whatever happened to TV’s working-class heroes? Television is awfully posh — and all the poorer for it

Fiona Sturges