20 Apr 2020 - 1:03pm

The return of every man for himself The coronavirus pandemic shows how multilateralism has weakened national resilience

James Barr

10.04

Could Italy tear Europe apart? Euroscepticism is running high as the EU abandons the beleaguered country to its pandemic fate

Matthew Goodwin

23.03

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

Robin Aitken

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

10.03

Ten woke ways to shut down debate Some people would prefer you didn’t talk back — here's how they'll try to cancel you

Peter Franklin

09.03

Why conservatism is doomed Despite Tory election victories, the Right still faces huge problems

Ed West

09.03

The cringe of Right-wing celebrity-worship The Right can never out-celeb the Left, as the 'anti-Greta' demonstrates

Daniel Kalder

06.03

‘Noughts + Crosses’ is an ugly work about racism The greatest flaw of the BBC drama is its deeply-dated understanding of British society

Douglas Murray

26.02

The absurd melodrama of modern soaps Once upon a time, soaps gave a sense that ordinary lives were worthy subjects for TV shows

Gareth Roberts

21.02

Populism isn’t about class Why do liberal-Left commentators want to believe Brexit was a 'middle-class civil war'?

Matthew Goodwin

19.02

Bigger than Brexit: the new politics of climate change Achieving ‘net zero’ will involve such massive changes to the economy and society that politics will have to be transformed too

Peter Franklin

19.02

The lost world of Left-wing patriotism A new biography of Peter Shore captures a Labour Party man who loved his country

Stephen Pollard