March 23, 2020

The BBC is having a good coronavirus war The broadcaster has rediscovered its original purpose: uniting a divided nation

Robin Aitken

20.03

Why are the elderly dicing with death? For people with few quality years left, it's perfectly rational to prefer pandemic to imprisonment

Mary Dejevsky

19.03

Coronavirus has locked my congregation out It is heartbreaking to celebrate Mass in an empty church

Giles Fraser

16.03

We don’t deserve our wretched media class The Fourth Estate's output is a feast of ignorant talking heads. For shame: this virus is trying to kill us

Graeme Archer

13.03

What we can learn from the disgraced There is often a wisdom that accompanies a personal downfall which we can benefit from listening to

Giles Fraser

12.03

Britain is not a transphobic country The <i>New York Times</i> is publishing inflammatory and dangerous nonsense again

Debbie Hayton

11.03

Coronavirus will break down our social bonds We need to ensure that when the outbreak is over we restore our community values

Polly Mackenzie

10.03

Coronavirus is the wake-up call we need The outbreak could help us avoid the complete annihilation of humanity

Tom Chivers

09.03

The idiotic mistreatment of Woody Allen The director's critics don't seem to realise that when you replace law with rage, you destroy your own protections

Tanya Gold

09.03

How political correctness went mad Standing for liberal values means defending opinions that we fundamentally disagree with

Tim Farron

05.03

How coronavirus plays into Trump’s hands The President uses the politics of the bathroom to make voters fearful of the other

Giles Fraser

04.03

What is the BBC worth? The licence fee is a relic from a long-gone age, and there are no good arguments left for keeping it

Maajid Nawaz