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22 Apr 2026 - 8:00am
Alex Jones and Infowars are casualties of the conspiracy machine
A never-ending search for the ‘truth’ was always going to backfire
Mary Harrington
Tuesday
21.04
21.04
Apple lost its vision under Tim Cook
The company's outgoing CEO lacked the innovative qualities of his predecessor
David Auerbach
21.04
Starmer’s legal worldview is a betrayal of the SAS
Chris Bayliss
21.04
Fines are the only way to uphold university free speech
Campus administrators have been too deferential to students and lobby groups
Samuel Rubinstein
21.04
An unemployment crisis could break Labour
A new report warns of significant job losses after the Iran war
Andrew O'Brien
Monday
20.04
20.04
Obama is anointing Mamdani as his Democratic successor
Emily Jashinsky
20.04
Medical establishment wakes up to the harms of Alzheimer’s drugs
Much-trumpeted treatments have been found to have minimal effect
Margaret McCartney and Deborah Cohen
20.04
Trump is squandering his immigration legacy
A run of legislative defeats has undermined the President’s authority
Fred Bauer
20.04
Why hasn’t group behind antisemitic London attacks been proscribed?
Hayi has launched a series of terrorist operations against Jewish sites
Limor Simhony Philpott
20.04
China, not Epstein, is the real Mandelson scandal
Luke de Pulford
Sunday
19.04
19.04
Cash makes a comeback as Europeans prepare for war
Financial reliance on the US poses problems for central banks
Susanne Mundschenk
19.04
Jordan Bardella is splitting from Marine Le Pen
The RN president has distanced himself from his mentor’s more statist policies
Anne-Elisabeth Moutet
19.04
The Guardian is late to the party on sex-based reporting
Victoria Smith
19.04
Epsom rape case exposes falling trust in police
Protests in Surrey are fuelling anger against officers
Dominic Adler
Saturday
18.04
18.04
Is Hampshire College closure the endpoint of progressive academia?
Ideological dissent has morphed into conformity
John Murawski
18.04
Nigel Farage shouldn’t let Bromley leave London
Niall Gooch
18.04
Kemi Badenoch should overhaul her top team to avoid extinction
Her party faces a drubbing at the local elections
Peter Franklin
Friday
17.04
17.04
Prince Harry is putting unhelpful pressure on parents
Stella O'Malley
17.04
The Covid Inquiry is still ignoring vaccine victims
Its latest report fails to question the ethics of mandates
David Paton
17.04
Olly Robbins has been sacrificed to protect Starmer
The Prime Minister is evading responsibility over the Mandelson fiasco
Ian Proud
17.04
Israel’s buffer zone in Lebanon risks repeating old failures
Previous attempts have not provided long-term security
Thomas Munson
Thursday
16.04
16.04
The hidden conservatism of ‘Euphoria’
Critics on the Right and the Left are missing a key theme in HBO’s hit show
Jesse Arm
16.04
Trump’s trade threat lays bare Britain’s fragile economy
Closer ties with Europe are not the solution
Andrew O'Brien
16.04
Britain will be poorer without its tabloids
We should not celebrate the decline of red tops
Sarah Ditum
16.04
Opec slump points to lasting oil crisis
Maximilian Hess
Wednesday
15.04
15.04
Democrats’ 25th Amendment threats are pure virtue-signalling
Where were they when Joe Biden was bumbling through the White House?
Kyle Sammin
15.04
TMZ DC is tailor-made for America’s ruling class
The tabloid news operation is filling the void left by newspapers
Ryan Zickgraf
15.04
No, Richard Dawkins, let’s not bring back Neanderthals
Peter Franklin
15.04
Viktor Orbán’s defeat isn’t good news for Ukraine
Budapest still needs Russian oil
Bethany Elliott
Tuesday
14.04
14.04
The problem with Mark Carney’s majority
His Machiavellian instincts must now turn to keeping allies in check
Michael Cuenco
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