February 3, 2023

Britain’s food wars Is Waitrose a cure for the Westminster class?

Aris Roussinos

02.02

Welcome to human centipede culture Our creative elites have lost all originality

Mary Harrington

27.01

The dignity of dying at home I regret surrendering my mother to hospital

Kate Clanchy

26.01

Where are the Young England radicals? Britain isn't doomed — it's always like this

Tom McTague

24.01

The Tories are about to strike out Sunak, like Heath, risks overplaying his hand

Richard Johnson

23.01

Is Macron ready for a street fight? The petulant nation is resistant to pension reform

John Lichfield

20.01

Tár and the triumph of amoral artists The conductor fails every purity test going

Kathleen Stock

18.01

Why would anyone envy the NHS? Its problems are so glaring, even Labour can see them

Ian Birrell

17.01

Victor Hugo’s forgotten masterpiece Toilers of the Sea is exhilaratingly tempestuous

Andrew Doyle

16.01

How the Davos elite took back control The WEF is insulating policy-making from democracy

Thomas Fazi

13.01

Harry and Meghan’s Montecito prison More feuds will haunt their Californian dream

Terry Eagleton

09.01

Children can’t be experts on themselves Character is created over a lifetime, not discovered whole

Lionel Shriver