21 Mar 2026 - 5:00pm

How the algorithm cannibalised Twitter Twenty years on from its founding, the site has lost its spark

Gavin Haynes

21.03

Chuck Norris symbolised a more innocent internet era

Malcom Kyeyune

21.03

The Covid Inquiry must confront its lockdown blind spot Baroness Hallett is still resistant to the facts about excess deaths

David Paton

20.03

A Tucker Carlson 2028 run would break MAGA

Oliver Bateman

20.03

Is controlling Britain’s borders an impossible job? The Government’s small boats chief has left his role after less than two years

Dominic Adler

20.03

US is spending $2 billion a day on Iran war America's military campaign in Iran is turning into a long, expensive slog

Jennifer Kavanagh

20.03

UK steel strategy is too little, too late

Chris Bayliss

20.03

Labour’s pro-EU turn is a desperate grasp for identity Sadiq Khan has called on the party to campaign on rejoining the bloc

Jonny Ball

19.03

The metaverse was never the future it claimed to be Mark Zuckerberg created a more costly, unwieldy version of the internet

Mary Harrington

19.03

Labour’s Muslim outreach risks a race to the bottom Keir Starmer is playing a dangerous game

Rakib Ehsan

19.03

Oil crisis could make Trump a lame-duck president A spike in energy prices risks giving Democrats a pre-midterms boost

John Rapley

19.03

Has the British Right turned on Trump?

Peter Franklin

19.03

Iran war could cripple the Japanese economy Sanae Takaichi must navigate Trump’s demands while shielding an import-dependent model

Philip Patrick

18.03

Tulsi Gabbard is losing influence in the White House

Tom Rogan

18.03

Democrats have no clear message on Iran Party leaders are failing to capitalise on popular opposition to the war

Emily Jashinsky

18.03

Don’t try to ‘stop the spread’ of meningitis. Vaccinate.

Sunetra Gupta

18.03

Rachel Reeves is committing to a broken economic model Her Mais Lecture failed to acknowledge Britain’s real obstacles to growth

Andrew O'Brien

17.03

Does Marc Andreessen have a soul? Silicon Valley’s dismissal of introspection reveals a deeper truth

Andrew Orlowski

17.03

Len Deighton: prophet of Britain’s new corrupt age The late novelist was a dogged opponent of the country’s elite

Henry Jeffreys

17.03

The Right’s podcast civil war borrows from the Bernie Bros

Oliver Bateman

17.03

Does Peter Thiel think Pope Leo is the Antichrist? AI regulation has become a new theological battleground

Samuel Rubinstein

17.03

Iran war has exposed Nato’s fatal divisions Trump’s anger at supposed allies provides an opening for enemies

William Nattrass

16.03

Niagara Falls lights up for Long Covid Awareness Day The waterfalls are frequently illuminated to recognise medical conditions

UnHerd Staff

16.03

Censoring Iran war news sets a dangerous precedent

Aaron Terr

16.03

Poll: over half of young men not ready for a relationship New data has highlighted Generation Z’s fear of rejection

Archie Earle

16.03

Russia’s internet shutdown could boost anti-Putin dissent Kremlin paranoia will alienate citizens and soldiers alike

Bethany Elliott

16.03

The NHS cannot cure Britain’s anxiety epidemic Social isolation is not a medical issue

Josephine Bartosch

15.03

Jürgen Habermas: the last great defender of Enlightenment reason The philosopher saw that public life would become atomised

Ralph Leonard

15.03

Iran war is edging towards American troop deployment

Tom Rogan

15.03

Arctic is pushing Canada and America into a strategic split Mark Carney’s defence investment shows Ottawa is preparing for life without the US

Michael Cuenco

15.03

Will France’s local elections foreshadow the 2027 presidential race? This month’s results will have national — and continental — implications

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

14.03

Meta is building a fake social network A platform for bots marks a new stage in the internet’s evolution

Katherine Dee