26 Apr 2024 - 1:00am

Dungeness is England’s last hope Derek Jarman predicted our spiritual decay

Alexander Poots

25.04

How vice consumed Blackpool Pimps and criminals thrive amid political decay

Jacob Furedi

25.04

How Parklife skewered the Nineties The Britpop generation knew they were a joke

Nicholas Harris

25.04

Zombie knives: a metaphor for Britain Young people are lost in a violent virtual world

Brad Evans

24.04

Will Jamie Driscoll beat Labour? It's time for Starmer to sue for peace

Michael Crick

24.04

How the police lost control of London The Met is ill-suited to a divided society

Mary Harrington

23.04

Aids and the new homophobia 40 years on, gay monogamy has been normalised

Andrew Doyle

22.04

The fatal flaw in David Lammy’s progressive realism It is a work of anodyne political messaging

Aris Roussinos

18.04

Who is Liz Truss kidding? She can't win hearts — or minds

Kathleen Stock

17.04

The problem with Byron’s debauchery The poet mistook privilege for freedom

Terry Eagleton

16.04

Why the centrists changed their trans tune Truth was sacrificed for status

Mary Harrington

16.04

Michael Gove’s Cambridge folly His housing plans are a monument to government hubris

Jonathan Glancey