9 Nov 2020 - 12:05am

Will ‘Coronnials’ be scarred for life? Lockdown is redefining the youngest generation's relationship with the world

Eliza Filby

06.11

The Government’s Covid scaremongering It is an insult to the public's intelligence to treat us like a volatile rabble

Timandra Harkness

06.11

Boris Johnson doesn’t get God This second lockdown has robbed church-goers of more than community

Giles Fraser

05.11

The trouble with ‘Covid denialism’ Our actions should reflect, not dismiss, the possibility of a second wave

Saloni Dattani

29.10

Britain’s Covid authoritarians have nothing on Italy’s European governments are better at controlling their people than controlling the virus

Zoe Strimpel

26.10

How the experts messed up on Covid Why did all the major health authorities get it so wrong back in March?

Stuart Ritchie

26.10

Public trust? There’s no app for that Covid is helping to drive life-saving technology that many are too suspicious to use

Timandra Harkness

23.10

The world needs Jordan Peterson more than ever The professor is back after a year of illness, and his timing could not be better

Douglas Murray

23.10

Would Jeremy Hunt have done better? Britain would have had a very different pandemic under the leadership of the former Health Secretary

James Kirkup

21.10

Will a vaccine stop Covid? Even if it's effective, the logistics of delivering it are monumental

Tom Chivers

16.10

The case for a circuit breaker Professor Karl Friston has modelled the effect of a short lockdown, with surprising results

Freddie Sayers

16.10

Why we should be more like Denmark Covid has brought us face-to-face with the need for common purpose

Paul Collier