Look away. Credit: That Mitchell and Webb Look/IMDB

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Mitchell and Webb blackface censorship is cultural cowardice Comedians need to take risks to be interesting

Muslim interest groups are reshaping Britain’s police Forces have become vulnerable to pressure from identity-based staff associations

The Houthis have taken an advantageous position over the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab Strait. Credit: Getty

Trump is right to avoid a war with the Houthis

Daniel DePetris

Specialist rape courts can’t become another broken promise Government VAWG strategies have often missed the mark

Monday, 21 September

Hannah-Jones’s article is honest, but mistaken. Credit: Getty

Nikole Hannah-Jones doesn’t understand school inequality

Zack Polanski should take inspiration from the German Greens His party’s open-borders radicalism is off-putting for voters

California misgendering ruling is a victory for free speech A court has blocked a university from punishing wrongthink

What Rishi Sunak gets wrong about Britishness Arguments about civic belonging risk obscuring ethnic identity

Yesterday’s man. Credit: Getty

Is latest AfD breakthrough the end of Friedrich Merz?

William Nattrass

Sunday, 20 September

Strikes on Moscow will infuriate Trump Ukraine’s drone campaign is set to drive up global energy prices

Bethany Elliott

The problem with the Anglo-Scotch whisky war Britain fails to honour its food and drink heritage

Adam James Pollock

Netflix is turning serial killers into heart-throbs True-crime shows trivialise murder

Kristina Murkett

Saturday, 19 September

Trump’s Greenland deal is necessary protection against foreign threats Chinese and Russian influence is growing in the Arctic

Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally pictured with Hafiz Tahir Ashrafi and his wife. Credit: Lambeth Palace

Muslim cleric’s award withdrawal shows limits of liberal Christianity

Can China restrain the Houthis? Beijing is exerting diplomatic pressure on the Iranian regime

Susanne Mundschenk

Friday, 18 September

Helen Andrews (L) in discussion with UnHerd's Valerie Stivers (R)

UnHerd arrives in New York

Will Brazil’s Bolsonaros pull off a Trump-style comeback? New polling points to a deadlocked race

A Tory-Reform pact is further away than ever Badenoch must appeal to young voters to outshine Farage

Diana still haunts the Royal Family. Credit: Getty

Earl Spencer misunderstands Princess Diana’s true legacy

Thursday, 17 September

Trump cannot bend the Fed to his will Kevin Warsh has flexed his independence with the latest interest rate hike

Reform UK’s small boats game is a sign of shifting Overton window Britons are warming up to the idea of a tougher border policy

Mary Harrington

The Iran war is driving a re-realignment A new poll shows that Trump is losing his working-class base

In a podcast appearance this week, Rory Stewart claimed that grooming gangs are not a 'big problem'. Credit: Getty

I’m a grooming gang survivor. This is why Rory Stewart is wrong

Wednesday, 16 September

Anthropic’s AI slowdown plan is a gift to China America is sabotaging its own lead in the technology race

Scrapping inheritance tax is a zombie Tory policy Kemi Badenoch would be prioritising short-term gain over a broader vision

Is the Democrats’ blue wave an illusion? MAGA turnout will be the deciding factor

Michael Baharaeen

Trade unions are undermining Labour’s trans position Andy Burnham should reaffirm his party’s commitment to the EHRC guidance

Lucy Letby was convicted in 2023 of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder another seven. Credit: Getty

Lucy Letby inquiry has the wrong prescription for the NHS

Tuesday, 15 September

Gavin Newsom has a bigger problem than Kamala Harris The California Governor still lacks a compelling purpose

‘Sweeney might be beautiful, but she has helped to create something ugly.’ (Novig/YT)

Sydney Sweeney’s Novig advert sells sex, not sport

Israel’s defenders have made Macklemore a free speech martyr His opponents blur the line between antisemitism and criticism of the Jewish state

Labour’s school meals policy is a failure of cultural norms Improved diets won’t make it past four o’clock

Richard Crampton-Platt