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

Tuesday

12.09

The pullback from youth gender transition has begun States are pressuring hospitals to stop prescribing puberty blockers

Eliza Mondegreen

Who is Rachel Reeves? Voters don’t yet know A new poll finds that most voters have no view on the Shadow Chancellor

The Financial Times is ticking boxes to win over female readers The paper's gender equality dashboard is overly simplistic

How Barack Obama created the Google monster Much of the search engine's dominance is down to the former president

Andrew Orlowski

Germany’s failing economy will push Europe to the Right Cutting the Eurozone outlook bodes ill for the continent

Ralph Schoellhammer

Monday

11.09

Trans Journalists Association rolls out ‘refreshed’ style guide Reporters are now advised against referring to biological sex

Eliza Mondegreen

Tories are letting progressives dictate sex education There is nothing conservative about the ruling party's approach

Mary Harrington

The G20 summit was the first of the multipolar world Western leaders are no longer calling the shots

Philip Pilkington

China’s economy isn’t slowing — it’s collapsing Britain should pull out before it's too late

Mayors’ initiative calls for car, dairy and meat ban by 2030 C40 Cities recently unveiled a raft of radical green proposals

Panda La Terriere

Saturday

09.09

American colleges embrace California’s DEI model The Golden State's ideological litmus tests are spreading across the country

Friday

08.09

Who’d have thought it? Soldiers are Right-wing The new James Bond may be progressive, but the army certainly isn't

Mary Harrington

Canada’s Freedom Convoy truckers go on trial Tamara Lich and Chris Barber face up to 10 years in prison

Europe is sleepwalking into another energy crisis Strikes in LNG factories have exposed more vulnerabilities

Ralph Schoellhammer

Bookshops have always been toy stores A Foyles’s branch has removed its fiction section — but is that anything new?

Nicholas Harris

Anti-American populism is sweeping through Eastern Europe

William Nattrass

Anti-American populism is sweeping through Eastern Europe Slovakia is the latest country to experience a wave of anti-Western sentiment

William Nattrass

Are universities retreating from DEI? Legislative battles are raging across the US

Thursday

07.09

Steven Berkoff: Offensive art is liberating The actor spoke to UnHerd about the dangers of self-censorship

Selin Musillo-Ates

Tamworth is Labour’s route back to Middle England Chris Pincher's resignation has triggered a compelling by-election

Marine Le Pen is now France’s second most popular politician The RN figurehead has quietly surged in new polling

Francois Valentin

Rishi Sunak is flip-flopping on gender transition in schools The PM is set to block guidance on pupils who claim to have changed sex

Forget San Francisco — Britain has a shoplifting epidemic too

Forget San Francisco — Britain has a shoplifting epidemic too Theft from stores across 10 UK cities is up by a quarter

Wednesday

06.09

Tucker Carlson’s Obama interview is a conspiracy too far The pundit's latest stunt goes beyond tabloid journalism

Turmoil looms in the West as oil hits 2023 high Rising energy prices will hurt Europe this winter

Marshall Auerback

The anti-meat agenda is coming for universities Vegan activism is sucking the fun out of student life

US and Russia find common ground in Syria Both countries want to keep the conflict in the Middle East frozen

Harvard ranked as America’s worst college for free speech The Ivy League university's approach has been labelled 'abysmal'

Tuesday

05.09

Is Humza Yousaf taking the SNP to the Right? The First Minister's programme for government was a careful fudge

Why won’t Biden or Trump talk about the $2 trillion deficit? A recent poll suggests key issues are obscured by the geriatric psychodrama

The French are fuming at Macron’s smoking crackdown A ban on disposable vapes is just the latest of his nanny-state policies

The G20 is divided — and Brics stands to gain Xi Jinping's absence poses a problem for the Western powers

Philip Pilkington

Monday

04.09

Keir Starmer is tempting fate by demoting Lisa Nandy The Labour MP could challenge her leader in the future

Ukraine’s counteroffensive is running back into stalemate Its allies are already managing expectations

Bethany Elliott

Strong economic growth absolves Brexit but not Truss A new boost to British GDP shows how needless the mini-budget was

Falling house prices won’t cause a crash The most dramatic decline since 2009 will be offset by inflation

Saturday

02.09

In defence of Róisín Murphy The singer does not deserve to lose her career over gender-critical views

Eliza Mondegreen

Why it’s time to leave Hobbitland behind J.R.R. Tolkien gave Brits an overly romanticised view of the countryside

Friday

01.09

Gad Saad: Postmodernism is making us miserable The behavioural scientist told UnHerd how we can find happiness in a confusing world

Selin Musillo-Ates

Preferring biological children isn’t ‘immoral’ Why is it bigoted to want familial bonds?

Josephine Bartosch

Rishi Sunak can learn from Canadian Conservatives on housing Tory leader Pierre Poilievre is turning homebuilding into a vote-winner

Why isn’t Canada’s trans cricketer more embarrassed? Danielle McGahey is set to appear in a competitive international game

Labour is now the centre-right party Keir Starmer is more trusted than the Tories on immigration, tax and crime

Thursday

31.08

‘Strike Force Five’ deserves to be boycotted The new podcast was a reminder of how monotonous late-night TV has become

Grant Shapps inherits an army in decay The Armed Forces are beset by systemic problems

Jonathan Pie won’t save Radio 4 There is nothing fresh about the sweary character's smug, pious anger

Mimics are taking over TikTok Paranormal trends are being turbocharged by a human anxiety about AI

Why is the green movement targeting energy security? Stopping domestic fossil fuel production won't solve climate change

Wednesday

30.08

America’s blue states are faring worst under Joe Biden Will the President be punished at the ballot box?

Chinese economy under threat as yuan weakens The currency is at its lowest level against the dollar since the 2008 crash

Ralph Schoellhammer

The Royal Society’s lockdown report is deeply flawed The organisation ignores uncomfortable truths about our pandemic response

The NHS doesn’t need to be an ‘LGBTQ+ ally’ Erasing everyday words in the name of inclusion is counterproductive

Tuesday

29.08

Canada’s conservatives fight back against progressive school policies Education has become the new focal point for the country's culture wars

Sadiq Khan will survive the Ulez backlash, but Labour might not Opposition to the scheme could hurt the party nationally