November 13, 2019

Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour would crush civil society Thirty years on, the same tactics employed in Communist central Europe are being mooted in Britain

Roger Scruton

11.11

Inside the mind of the Jordan Peterson fanboy A new film about the professor skirts over the real story of his appeal

James Bloodworth

11.11

Why men should be banned They have been messing things up for too long — so let's bar them from holding elected office.

James Kirkup

08.11

Drag kids are the product of a dangerous American delusion The way the 12-year-old drag act, Desmond is Amazing, has been pushed on the world betrays a worrying tendency

Douglas Murray

05.11

How to humanise Westminster A fair-minded Speaker, a ban on day-drinking and parliamentary sittings via video conference — there are plenty of ways to make MPs' lives easier

Various Contributors

04.11

Labour’s fun feminists are enabling exploitation Leftists are supporting lap dancing clubs in the name of 'choice'. Can Corbyn's party humiliate itself any further?

Julie Bindel

04.11

Why Miranda is more daring than Fleabag Miranda Hart’s creation — now a decade old — doesn't rely on filthy jokes for laughs

Peter Franklin

01.11

The abusive inhumanity of our politics Being an MP is now a pretty awful job. Does that mean only awful people can do it?

Polly Mackenzie

01.11

How Kanye West is countering the counter-culture With his interest in 'small-c conservative' issues, the rapper is kicking against the artistic establishment

Douglas Murray

01.11

The Scopes Monkey Trial was about racism, not god Almost everything we think we know about the Dayton spectacle is wrong

Dennis Sewell

30.10

How the Left lost all purpose Labour is being driven ever further into the echo chamber, away from the people it is supposed to represent

James Bloodworth

30.10

Oliver Cromwell: conservative revolutionary Why do we remain so remarkably ignorant about the turbulent period of the Civil Wars and its chief protagonist?

Paul Lay