12 Oct 2025 - 9:00am

Canterbury Cathedral art installation is a distraction from true faith

Rose Lyddon

11.10

Steve Bannon denounces Trump’s Qatari airbase plan The former White House adviser warned that the decision violated MAGA principles

UnHerd Staff

11.10

Colleges must stand with MIT against Trump’s funding deal Academic freedom depends on protecting free expression

Michael Hurley

11.10

In defence of university kink clubs Let’s not get tied up in knots over healthy expressions of sexuality

Rowan Pelling

11.10

Keir Starmer can’t save Britain’s rural pubs

Niall Gooch

10.10

Conservatives are taking the wrong lesson from Jimmy Kimmel’s decline A Right-wing alternative won't save the dying late-night show format

Oliver Bateman

10.10

Trump could ignite chaos if he uses the Insurrection Act Sending in troops would fan the flames of lawlessness, not douse them

Kyle Sammin

10.10

Why María Corina Machado deserves the Nobel Peace Prize Venezuelans know how much she has risked to challenge Nicolás Maduro

Paola Romero

10.10

Neil Kinnock: death of Tory Party would harm Labour

Rob Lownie

10.10

EU doubles down on gender ideology with self-ID plan Brussels is encouraging member states to let young children change their legal sex

Josephine Bartosch

10.10

Will Reform UK ever be the party of business? Nigel Farage may struggle to impress the City

Henry Hill

09.10

Katie Porter shows why Democrats keep alienating GOP voters

Zaid Jilani

09.10

How the Gaza ceasefire could fall apart Iran will not let Hamas die

David Rose and Ali Hamedani

09.10

Scrapping stamp duty will alienate Northern Tories Kemi Badenoch’s policy is likely to exacerbate the housing crisis

Andrew O'Brien

09.10

Gaza ceasefire could be Trump’s greatest victory yet It may redefine the US President’s legacy

Tom Rogan

09.10

Lenny Henry’s reparations demand ignores black British history

Jide Ehizele

08.10

Will Sam Altman’s chipmaking gamble implode? OpenAI has signed $1 trillion in deals this year

Gavin Haynes

08.10

‘Farage is socialist’ becomes new Tory attack line Conservatives are finding novel ways to discredit Reform UK

Max Mitchell

08.10

Trump’s new farm rule betrays American workers Those who feed the nation stand to lose thousands of dollars a year

Dustin Guastella

08.10

‘Queer history’ doesn’t need Lord Nelson

Philip Hensher

08.10

EU tariffs will crush Britain’s struggling steel industry New measures risk finishing off a sector already weakened by decades of neglect

Chris Bayliss

07.10

Bluesky civil war shows free speech is harder than it looks No site can provide both total safety and open expression

Katherine Dee

07.10

Supreme Court’s conversion therapy case is a test of censorship At stake is the freedom to ask difficult questions about gender identity

Lisa Selin Davis

07.10

Chris Philp: Tories are looking to Trump for deportations plan

Max Mitchell

07.10

Zack Polanski is outflanking Corbyn on the British Left Green proposals on landlords and Israel could snatch votes from Your Party

Peter Franklin

07.10

Israel’s Tommy Robinson invitation is a strategic misstep Netanyahu’s attempt to find new allies abroad will backfire

Limor Simhony Philpott

06.10

Emmanuel Todd: US has accepted defeat against China

UnHerd Staff

06.10

Will Labour’s police reforms fall into the two-tier trap? Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is cracking down on recurring protests

Henry Hill

06.10

French PM’s resignation has brought crisis to Macron’s door Sébastien Lecornu, an ally of the President, was only appointed last month

Francois Valentin

06.10

Andrej Babiš’s Czech victory realigns European populism A Visegrad alliance could obstruct EU policy on Ukraine

Susanne Mundschenk

06.10

Tory deportations pledge is a weak Farage tribute act

Tom Jones

05.10

LA failures are killing its tourism industry International visitors are put off by the city’s crime and degradation

Joel Kotkin