23 Apr 2021 - 1:00am

Could you spot a conspiracy theorist? In an age of cranks, the humble footnote can lead us to the truth

Matthew Sweet

22.04

The Lefties at the heart of government The problem with civil servants is they aren't subversive enough

Peter Franklin

19.04

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

Ian Martin

17.04

The emptiness of Evil Vice became exciting when virtue grew boring — but it will never sustain you

Terry Eagleton

16.04

Did Sweden get Covid wrong? Johan Giesecke, the country's former state epidemiologist, assesses a year of pandemic

Freddie Sayers

15.04

The virtues of masculinity Contemporary culture demonises many traditional male traits — at what cost?

Mary Harrington

13.04

The Covid dissidents taking on China Beijing's science stooges are being unmasked by an international team of online sleuths

Ian Birrell

12.04

Why they’ll never understand Brexit Too many experts are unable to escape their own political prejudices

James Kirkup

01.04

The kids aren’t alright How do you shield a teen from the grisly realities of the pornified world?

Sarah Ditum

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

31.03

Sexual assault is the great leveller The current narrative forgets one thing: 'Rape Culture' isn't confined to private schools

Tanya Gold