Has Labour forgotten its Christian roots? Janet Daby's resignation highlights the party's secular drift

Nick Clegg’s ‘global internet’ is a fantasy It's not only the Chinese who are unconvinced — the West increasingly is too

Monday

07.12

Deck the halls! Ironic hipster Christianity may save us all Perhaps the new 'Minimalist Nativity' sets represent a staging post back to faith

Mary Harrington

Tutor speaks out on Cambridge free speech battle Freddie Sayers spoke to Dr Arif Ahmed about the university's free speech vote

Nottingham and the fall of civilisation When a city is crushed by concrete, there’s nowhere left to go when it crumbles

Friday

04.12

Mosul, unexpectedly, is a classic war film Netflix has created a created a masterpiece that honours the people of Iraq

In praise of the Covid superforecasters Unlike vague statements made by commentators, we made testable predictions

Vapid politicians will never unite our country A new report on Britain's 'tribes' offers no solutions to a dysfunctional nation

Thursday

03.12

Hong Kong dissident: 100,000 could move to Britain next year Freddie Sayers spoke to activist Nathan Law about his exile in London

Healthcare workers will be the first piece of the vaccine jigsaw Doctors and nurses will get priority, but everyone will feel the benefits

Give Harry a break, he’s right about Covid The Prince's public statements can be tiresome, but this one happens to be true

Wednesday

02.12

In the Keira Bell case, the NHS trust had no answers Many open questions remain about puberty-blockers

It’s official: I’m a menace to society A member of the EHRC liking my tweets has become a news story

How a Hungarian MEP exposed Fidesz’s failings The Szájer scandal is about more than individual hypocrisy

Alexander Faludy

Don’t let an accident create another pandemic We need to think hard before using our ever-expanding bio-engineering toolkit

Tuesday

01.12

The ‘Stolen Election’ narrative is nothing new The tendency to cast doubt on the opposing party’s victories goes way back

Geoff Shullenberger

The Welsh have always wanted to drink on their own terms Mark Drakeford's 'booze ban' is not the first time Wales has endured prohibition

Theo Davies-Lewis

Where next for the Bernie Sanders Left? Freddie Sayers spoke to American historian Harvey Kaye to find out

Monday

30.11

Academics face a moral dilemma Is the highest purpose to promote social justice or academic freedom?

Mary Harrington

Love, not money, will save the Union An emotional case for Britain needs to be made

Layla Saad: a curious case of false identification with black America The Qatari author should be more vocal about the racism in her own country

Friday

27.11

The MoD can learn a thing or two from Italy The country has engaged in a dramatic programme of naval modernisation

The case for aid should have been patriotic, not preachy Everybody loved the foreign aid budget — apart from the public

“Accentism” is real, but impossible to end Humans love status signals, and they can't be legislated away

Thursday

26.11

I am utterly confused about the Oxford vaccine There are many questions about the trial left unanswered

Will Covid kill Silicon Valley? A worker exodus from California marks a permanent change for Big Tech

Thanksgiving Wars are more performance than reality Today's holiday is the latest flashpoint in pandemic politics

Wednesday

25.11

No, urban graduates are not the new working class The Left is engaged in a futile attempt to redefine the term

Today’s alt-Right are the ideological children of Yukio Mishima Both share an obsession with traditionalism and hatred of modernity

James Bloodworth

Can we count on low interest rates? Rishi Sunak may wish to take the long view on this question

Suzanne Moore: ‘I felt absolutely betrayed’ The former Guardian columnist tells her story to Freddie Sayers

Tuesday

24.11

Climate doomsters are giving children ‘eco-anxiety’ Scaring youngsters about the future will do them no good

Andrew Cuomo is not a hero of this pandemic The governor has successfully whitewashed his Covid performance

Why 2021 is going to be a fantastic year for Britain There will be months of indulgence and excess when Covid recedes

Monday

23.11

Viktor Orbán’s Russian vaccine gamble Importing 'Sputnik' is a desperate move to calm the Hungarian public

Alexander Faludy

Memo to Justin Welby: Charity is for the Church, not government Does the Archbishop of Canterbury see no role for a modern CofE?

Mary Harrington

Should we ‘call in’ people instead of calling them out? There's a humane alternative to cancel culture

Friday

20.11

Britain’s leadership is finally taking the Royal Navy seriously again The decision is welcome, but the UK needs a plan for its use

Danish mask study author: effect may be small, but worthwhile The author of a controversial new study into masks defends their use

There’s nothing wrong with Obama’s pick-up artistry Reading Marx to attract girls is cringey, not creepy

Why won’t Twitter use its blue pencil on Red China? The social media giant is happy to edit Donald Trump, but not the CCP

Thursday

19.11

The Crown gets The Troubles wrong Netflix's heavy-handed portrayal insults both Britain and Ireland

Why we should be confident in the Oxford vaccine Results released this morning are promising

Whatever happened to Sir Vince Cable? He should be on a victory tour, but instead he's gone off in a different direction

Wednesday

18.11

I disagree: there’s still time to save the Union The government must resist another referendum on independence

The real crimes of Grenfell are coming out — and the media is silent A rigged safety test should be front page news

How do we bring down factory farming? It will be difficult, but not impossible

Tuesday

17.11

Poland and Hungary are exposing the EU’s flaws The bloc's rosy view of liberalism was always naïve

Nice guys finish last — or do they? A new book challenges this long-standing misconception

Elizabeth Oldfield

The real problem with Marcus Rashford’s property portfolio The footballer is hardly alone in owning multiple houses

Monday

16.11

Later-life marriage means fewer conservatives This demographic trend was one of the key drivers in the 2020 election

There’s something of Picasso about these botched restorations The Spanish statue re-carving reveals more than just a lack of skill

Mary Harrington

Saturday

14.11

Trump Derangement Syndrome is here to stay The President's hold on liberals' runaway fantasies will continue

Friday

13.11

Armenia: another country abandoned to its fate NATO has shut its eyes to ethnic cleansing again

The missed opportunity of Dominic Cummings Like so many gurus before him, he was sucked into the comms machine

Sweden joins France in defence of sovereignty Britain has some catching up to do as Europe gets tough on radical Islamism

Thursday

12.11

Are we overly worried about anti-vaxxers? Misinformation about the new vaccine won't be a barrier to success

Liberals are the same, but populists are different Is our global future a common one-dimensional political spectrum?

Wednesday

11.11

Cambridge is censoring any dissent on trans issues As an undergraduate, I'm appalled by what I've seen

The EU must not interfere in religion Who decides the content of your faith?

Prof Tim Spector: hopes of a vaccine will lead to more lockdowns The epidemiologist and ZOE app founder shares his concerns

Joe Biden’s coronavirus adviser: life should end at 75 Is the President-elect two years past his sell-by date?

Tuesday

10.11

What did Wollstonecraft do to deserve this? Maggi Hambling's statue was not worth the 200-year wait

Yanis Varoufakis is right to be wary of Biden Trump challenged the system — the Democrats won't

Who’s really being nostalgic, Sir John? John Major's claim that nostalgia is the route to national decline has no basis

Joe Biden is bad news for Viktor Orbán The President-elect's connections to Hungary go deep

Alexander Faludy

Monday

09.11

Flashback: Rory Stewart really doesn’t like Boris Johnson The former minister's article echoes his UnHerd interview from October

The new American empire of anti-imperialism The instinct to evangelise ideologically seems as strong as ever

Mary Harrington

For some Jews, passports are a moral conundrum Today's anniversary of Kristallnacht sharpens the question of citizenship

Friday

06.11

Manchester student: they fenced us in like animals Issy Smitheman describes her university experience to Freddie Sayers

Are any Republicans still backing President Trump? Claims of voter fraud have left prominent Republicans divided

Just what we need: a mutant mink plague A new strain of Covid is spreading through Danish fur farms

Thursday

05.11

Helena Morrissey: a CEO wouldn’t get away with this The Conservative peer lambasted the Government's lockdown decision-making

Was the virus engineered? One reputable journal does not rule it out

Pennsylvania started life as a battleground state It was founded in the twilight of English civil war

George Trefgarne

Wednesday

04.11

Robert Cahaly: how we got the polls right The Trafalgar Group pollster spoke to Freddie Sayers on the campaign

There can be no winner now Neither candidate will have a strong mandate

The nightmare scenario begins to unfold President Trump is already claiming victory and crying foul

Tuesday

03.11

Where is Donald Trump’s wall? Four years on, it remains unfinished and unloved

Bret Weinstein: whatever happens, the system is broken Freddie Sayers speaks to the evolutionary biologist about today's election

The twilight of the populists? All over the world, they are in retreat

Monday

02.11

You can’t quantify the effect of lockdown Rationality can only take us so far

Elizabeth Oldfield