March 10, 2021

Scotland’s failed #MeToo moment The Alex Salmond inquiry has become about whether he, not his accusers, was victimised

Sarah Ditum

05.03

How Meghan won In their dream world, the Sussexes remain blissfully unaware of their fall from grace

Douglas Murray

03.03

How the EU humiliated itself Brussels' vaccine incompetence was motivated by spite

Peter Franklin

02.03

Blair’s constant war on freedom With his call for vaccine passports, the former PM wants to surrender our civil liberties all over again

Maajid Nawaz

01.03

Radical policies for Rishi Could these modest proposals help kick-start our post-Covid economy?

Various Contributors

26.02

Why is the woke mob so scared? The no-platforming of yet another academic raises uncomfortable questions about free speech

Douglas Murray

25.02

Don’t cancel the Classics The ancient world has become the latest battlefield in today's culture wars

Daisy Dunn

24.02

How lockdown changed us Like prisoners, we're grateful for the slightest glimpse of freedom — but did it have to be like this?

Freddie Sayers

22.02

What we didn’t learn from foot and mouth There is always an alternative to excessive state action

John Lewis-Stempel

19.02

Boris needs to take a risk When it comes to ending lockdown, our politicians keep on deferring to data

Timandra Harkness

18.02

The toxic world of fandom Whether its pop music or politics, fan clubs can easily turn into a febrile mob

Gareth Roberts

15.02

What is the point of Bellingcat? Allegations of our involvement with security services are fuelled by a lack of understanding

Eliot Higgins