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John Lilburne on the pillory at Westminster, 1638 (1905). Lilburne (1614-1657) was an English Leveller who campaigned for what he described as `freeborn rights` which every human being was born with. From Cassell's History of England, Vol. II, (Cassell and Company, Limited, London, Paris, New York & Melbourne, 1905). (Photo by Print Collector/Getty Images)
04/08/2021 - 1:07am

How the Left gave up on freedom Today's progressives snigger at Britain's history of liberty

Giles Fraser
Wednesday, April 7
07.04

Could Brian Rose be London’s next Mayor? Somehow the YouTuber is the bookies' second favourite

David Fuller
Tuesday, April 6
06.04

Lockdown loneliness is here to stay Even with the lifting of restrictions, this age of isolation will never end

Jennie Bristow
Monday, April 5
05.04

Prime Ministers don’t need to be virtuous The office's 300-year history proves that the best leaders are often lazy charlatans

Dominic Sandbrook
Friday, April 2
02.04

How God created the West As religion ebbs, interest in how Christianity shaped us is growing

Ed West
Thursday, April 1
01.04

Twilight of the centrist dads A lazy new book unwittingly reveals the flaws of the Britpop generation

Will Lloyd
01.04

How racist are Britain’s schools? The Guardian's use of data is dangerously unhelpful

Tom Chivers
Tuesday, March 30
30.03

It’s all America’s fault Naive Brits have been duped by its poisonous politics

Ed West
Monday, March 29
29.03

The new Inquisition must never win There is more at stake in the case of Batley Grammar than the fate of one teacher

Andrew Doyle
Friday, March 26
26.03

The tyranny of diversity training America is exporting its Calvinistic tendencies to British workplaces

Ed West
26.03

Harry, the Prince of PR He's exchanged meaningless royal protocol for meaningless corporate jargon

Sam Leith
Thursday, March 25
25.03

We’re living in a pornstar’s world Lockdown is creating an unjust, atomised and deeply inhuman society

Mary Harrington