August 21, 2020

Let the Spitting Image rubber rot Will the new version really dare to be more outrageous than the original?

Gareth Roberts

20.08

Futurists forget that we have bodies Plans for a post-city world of virtual interaction would rob us of our essential physicality

Giles Fraser

19.08

How sexual empowerment screws women The only winners from sex-positive porniness are men

Mary Harrington

18.08

Is snobbery as bad as racism? The British are so sensitive about it — but not the inequities of class that it's based on

Cosmo Landesman

14.08

Ben & Jerry’s pitiful ‘wokescreen’ The ice cream maker's attempt to shame the Home Secretary on Twitter didn't go according to plan

Douglas Murray

13.08

The proud history of Tory socialism An enemy of liberalism in all its guises, my political tradition is regularly misunderstood

Giles Fraser

12.08

Who will salute Trump’s man in Berlin? The President finally picks the right man for a job — yet Washington won't have it

Marshall Auerback

11.08

How ID cards could set us free Once they were seen as a threat to civil liberties, now they might preserve them

Peter Franklin

03.08

How universities shut out conservative academics A new report shows the extent of intolerance towards unorthodox thinkers in British academia

Matthew Goodwin

31.07

Is it any wonder we’re so divided? The relentless message of disunity promoted by BLM erodes any solidarity we gained under lockdown

Douglas Murray

30.07

Church philistines have got high culture all wrong Whatever Sheffield Cathedral thinks, beautiful choral music is not elitist. It's how we approach the divine

Giles Fraser

29.07

Why the Government’s diet won’t work Tackling overeating is far more complicated than just telling people to make better choices

James Bloodworth