February 15, 2021

What is the point of Bellingcat? Allegations of our involvement with security services are fuelled by a lack of understanding

Eliot Higgins

15.02

When abused women fight back Those trapped in violent relationships are still being let down by the justice system

Julie Bindel

11.02

The dangers of compulsory vaccination The 'no jab, no job' debate has parallels with the fight over free speech

Adam King

11.02

California is collapsing Once seen as a progressive's paradise, the state is drifting towards a new kind of feudalism

Joel Kotkin

10.02

The WHO’s Covid shame Their investigation into the pandemic was little more than an appeasement of Beijing

Ian Birrell

09.02

How worrying is the South Africa variant? There is huge uncertainty around the latest study's findings

Tom Chivers

08.02

The risk of eternal lockdown The implications for human rights could be worryingly far-reaching

Adam Wagner

04.02

Why nationalism matters Captain Tom Moore embodied the two sides of British patriotism

Ed West

03.02

Has Macron lost the plot? The pressure of next year's election seems to be skewing the President's political compass

John Lichfield

03.02

Can the vaccine keep up with the Covid variants? We're now engaged in a Darwinian arms race with the mutating virus

Tom Chivers

03.02

The ideology that broke Britain Our unwieldy and bureaucratic state is heading for self-destruction

Aris Roussinos

02.02

Why the EU lost the vaccine war The bloc is ill-at-ease with technology, and that will be its downfall

Bruno Macaes