Denise Fahmy at the #SaveWomensSports rally in Hyde Park, London. Credit: YouTube

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Arts Council England agrees to pay compensation to feminist The organisation has reached a settlement with Denise Fahmy

Overwhelming majority of Tory voters reject Net Zero policies News of a backtrack by Rishi Sunak should not come as a surprise

The EU is set to ban paying for sperm Difficult ethical questions should be answered at a national level

Why is oil demand so high? Despite soaring prices, the commodity remains more valuable than ever

Ralph Schoellhammer

Tuesday

19.09

America’s sanctuary cities are falling apart Places like New York are struggling to deal with an influx of migrants

Was India really behind Canada’s Sikh shooting? The country's Punjabi community has a history of gang and gun violence

The Russell Brand divide: could both sides be right? Mary Harrington spoke to UnHerd about the accusations against the comedian

Will Lampedusa split the EU? The continent has been failing on migration for too long

Bronze Age Pervert is on the verge of mainstream acceptance Costin Alamariu's new book has become an Amazon bestseller

The SNP’s fight over gender reform is going to court A hearing for the UK Government’s use of a Section 35 order begins today

Monday

18.09

Will Donald Trump’s abortion stance hurt him? The former president is out of step with much of the GOP electorate on the issue

The Guardian takes a sudden interest in aliens An 'extraterrestrial' discovery in Mexico has caused a U-turn in the press

Panda La Terriere

Report: America should bring back conscription Researchers are blunt about the implications of the war in Ukraine for the US Army

Ibram X. Kendi: academic, antiracist… sports presenter? America’s most notable activist-scholar has a new gig with ESPN

John Mac Ghlionn

Rising oil prices threaten Joe Biden’s presidency The commodity is set to hit $100 a barrel this month

Philip Pilkington

Sunday

17.09

Could Russell Brand’s defenders and accusers both be right? The allegations are deadly serious — but politics is always involved

Mary Harrington

Saturday

16.09

Did Rory Stewart just admit that lockdowns were a mistake? The politician made an intriguing statement on the These Times podcast

KGB statue shows that Russia hasn’t shaken off the USSR’s ghost It's surprising a monument to Felix Dzerzhinsky didn't appear sooner

Friday

15.09

Why I support the Government vape ban E-cigarettes are a scourge that has been ignored too long

CDC goes it alone with universal Covid booster recommendation The health agency's position is a global outlier

George Osborne and Ed Balls have no political currency The politicians' podcast is an exercise in nostalgia

Nicholas Harris

Theresa May is rebranding as a national treasure An adoring crowd filled the Southbank Centre last night

Thursday

14.09

Farewell Mitt Romney, last of the country club Republicans The retiring Utah senator was caught between tradition and radicalism

Electric cars are the new EU-China battleground Manufacturing competition is hurting Europe, and America could be next

Philip Pilkington

Ditching GCSEs may divide state and private schools further Many schools want to innovate, but cannot afford to risk it

Kristina Murkett

Dechurched America: 40 million worshippers no longer attend A record number of US citizens now go less than once per year

Germany and EU become targets in Poland’s election The ruling party is trying to present itself as the protector of national sovereignty

William Nattrass

Wednesday

13.09

Peckham protests illustrate the redundancy of ‘Bame’ Tensions between non-white minorities have been persistently ignored

Why the BBC had to memory-hole Roísín Murphy The singer has won the argument, so her critics want her silenced

One Republican shows how to handle Donald Trump The former president's GOP rivals should learn from Georgia Governor Brian Kemp

It’s time to reject mask mandates Even the President is no longer complying with these Covid theatrics

Margery Smelkinson and Leslie Bienen

Extinction Rebellion should leave kids alone Dutch police have threatened to report parents for taking their children to protest