3 Sep 2020 - 1:01am

A portrait of power, warts and all A series of novels set in Cromwell's England shows that taking control is easy enough — but keeping it is much harder

James Kirkup

02.09

The last gasps of a European empire An unfinished masterpiece set in imperial Vienna offers our MPs historical parallels — but no easy answers

Matthew Sweet

25.08

Why Britain needs a million new farmers The pandemic has boosted once-fringe ideas about ditching city life to go back to the land

Aris Roussinos

13.08

Ramsgate’s difficult relationship with Europe The history of this corner of England has always been coloured by its proximity to the continent

Aris Roussinos

03.08

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

Matthew Goodwin

23.07

What if Leave and Remain switched sides? Many Brexit voters would feel more at home in the EU than in the new Global Britain

Ed West

08.07

Are young people turning to the Right? Political correctness could explain why the Jordan Peterson generation is quite so conservative

Eric Kaufmann

02.07

Britain needs to build a better brand Divorced from the EU, the UK is going to have to put some effort into selling itself

Mary Dejevsky

11.06

When will we stop fetishising youth? Jonathan Ross's reverse-ferret on trans issues is indicative of an alarming modern trend

Paul Embery

08.06

Britain should stay out of Cold War II The battle will be between two rival dysfunctional systems: China vs America

Aris Roussinos

27.05

Why do leaders flout lockdown rules? In Poland as in Britain, there seems to be one rule for the elite and another for everyone else

Gabriel Gavin

19.05

Tories have to choose between beef and liberty Post-Brexit, Britain's farmers must come before free trade

Danny Kruger