24 Sep 2025 - 1:02am

Does Trump read Shakespeare? There’s a lot about the President in Hamlet

Terry Eagleton

22.09

Surveillance is sapping our humanity We teachers are no longer trusted

Peter White

21.09

Estonia’s opioid crisis is heading for Britain Nitazenes are far deadlier than fentanyl

Michal Kranz

19.09

Raging against the Machine Liberalism is finally dying

Paul Kingsnorth

19.09

Can Big Tech save Northumberland? Don’t expect a second coal boom

Dan Jackson

19.09

Info anarchy comes for the Left Fake news is too popular to resist

Dylan Partner

17.09

Who’s afraid of a woke witch? Hexes won’t beat the patriarchy

Poppy Sowerby

16.09

King Donald comes to town The President loves pomp and ceremony

Mary Harrington

16.09

The sordid reality of retirement villages Residents are being milked for profit

Alex Taylor

15.09

How China is buying up Britain’s schools Beijing wants to re-educate us

David Rose

12.09

Utah is America’s violent heart Its deep polarisation reflects national malaise

B. Duncan Moench

12.09

The mutiny of Middle England’s mums Sparkly entertainment belies deep dissatisfaction

Mary Harrington