The C of E is redefining sin
The authors of the C of E’s woke reports would do well to return to Scripture
Auntie Monopoly
It’s time to end the dominance of the state broadcaster
Handle this situation maturely
Or chaos with Ed Miliband
Riotous isle of vanilla gangsters, lemurs and a DJ president
In his new book on Madagascar, John Gimlette tells of trouble in paradise
The lockdown boom in an empty room
Auction houses have enjoyed a stellar pandemic, but could their online success prove a curse?
Murders for late May
From psychological character studies to witty and fast-paced detective novels, Jeremy Black rounds up the best crime fiction for late Spring
In praise of meritocracy
Grammar schools, Tony Crosland and the Encounter club
The forgotten art of the handwritten letter
The humble handwritten letter has made a comeback during the coronavirus pandemic – but will it last?
With freedom comes responsibility
Where were all the free-speech warriors when a Labour candidate sent an antisemitic tweet?
The potting shelf
You can grow without a garden
Brexit’s best argument
VDL’s hapless performance must be delighting Brexiteers
Blurred history
Britpop has a bad reputation for stolid, white-boy basicness now, but it’s not a reputation Parklife deserves