16 Oct 2020 - 12:52pm

The case for a circuit breaker Professor Karl Friston has modelled the effect of a short lockdown, with surprising results

Freddie Sayers

15.10

Do men really hate women? The 'manosphere' drips with misogyny but Laura Bates doesn't convincingly explain why

James Bloodworth

14.10

Matt Hancock is wrong about herd immunity Confusion about the Covid-19 science is hampering debate — and costing lives

Sunetra Gupta

13.10

How anti-vax are the Democrats? The politics of vaccination is a high-risk area, with a danger of unintended consequences

Justin Webb

12.10

Feminism’s dangerous new allies The Left may have let women down, but be wary of false promises from the Right

Julie Bindel

09.10

The traffic wars speeding your way Screaming matches, Facebook flamewars, civil disobedience — the fight for the streets is getting ugly

Peter Franklin

08.10

Did the Government waste £161m in Moonshot money? DnaNudge, a company with no track record in disease diagnostics, has won a contract for Covid testing

Tom Chivers

08.10

Prince Harry is royal Kryptonite The Queen's woke grandson is like a turkey demanding to lead the pro-Christmas campaign

Mary Harrington

07.10

The deadly omertà of childbirth Why aren't women allowed to talk about how dangerous reproduction can be?

Tanya Gold

07.10

Is dating discrimination? The way we choose our partners reflects something sinister about societal attitudes

Ralph Leonard

06.10

The Tory problem with poshness The old symbols of privilege still have the power to do the Conservatives real harm

Peter Franklin

05.10

The trouble with the diversity debate We're squabbling over symbols rather than focusing on the substance of inequality

David Johnston