09/02/2022 - 1:03am

JK Rowling sees through her enemies Her new book is more than a persecution fantasy

Kat Rosenfield

30.08

Will this be the last Jubilee? Miserable snobs love to hate the celebrations

Dominic Sandbrook

30.08

James Joyce’s divine comedy For the Irish, atheism will always be religious

Terry Eagleton

26.08

How to get over Boris Johnson His deranged acolytes will poison the Tory Party

Dominic Sandbrook

25.08

How woke is Nietzsche? He believed in self-ID before it was cool

Giles Fraser

24.08

Why Putin can’t capture Kherson Six months on, the resistance remains defiant

David Patrikarakos

22.08

Is Giorgia Meloni an EU puppet? There's nothing subversive about Italy's leading 'fascist'

Thomas Fazi

22.08

Catholics for clout Why are young New Yorkers claiming to convert?

Ann Manov

19.08

My apology to Salman Rushdie Both sides claimed the support of angels

Howard Jacobson

18.08

Virgins get more done Joan of Arc knew men are a distraction

Mary Harrington

17.08

Conservatives need some Swedish love Rampant individualism could save the Tories

Lars Tragardh

15.08

How we gave up on Salman Rushdie Britain saw his fatwa and internalised it

Will Lloyd