04/28/2021 - 1:10am

Westminster’s empty narcissism Boris Johnson's latest 'scandal' is a distraction from real politics

Peter Franklin

19.04

A brief history of profanity Taboo words have always existed, just a lapse in decorum away

Ian Martin

04.03

How liberal solidarity unravelled Without anything to fight for, politics can easily descend into posturing

Benjamin Teitelbaum

26.02

Confessions of a female journalist Revealing secrets has become a commodity with the power to make or break a career

Sarah Ditum

15.02

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

Eliot Higgins

05.02

Hit-job journalism misses the target again Jordan Peterson's critics continue to ignore the most interesting thing about him

Douglas Murray

22.01

French cartoonists are in trouble again Le Monde, which defended the right to offend Islam, is more 'Anglo-Saxon' on the transgender issue

John Lichfield

30.12

Stop bad-mouthing the BBC The War Against the BBC: Like it or not, the majority of Brits trust — and value — Auntie

Sam Leith

28.12

Given my time again, I wouldn’t choose journalism The new generation of hacks are weak actors reliant on weak institutions

Sarah Ditum

24.11

How The Guardian unleashed a monster Alan Rusbridger created 'open journalism' — but doesn't seem to grasp what it has become

Sarah Ditum

18.09

The BBC needs to sack the suits Timid and out of touch, it is churning out banal bulletins and screwing up digital output

Ian Birrell

03.04

We don’t need ‘gotcha’ journalism now The media carrying on as normal during a health crisis is less public service, more public nuisance

Douglas Murray