Who even is “working class”?
Keir Starmer loves the term, but its substance is hard to define
Parents, teach your children about supply and demand
Too often, young people are turkeys voting for Christmas
He Khan’t do anything wrong
The Mayor of London faces little accountability for problems in the city
Brave new sperm
How men and women are being encouraged to extend their fertility
Redemption of the lad
An icon of regressive attitudes needs a second chance
Trapped in Nomad’s Land
The dark side of digital nomadism
The rise and rise of AAAAAH-ctivism
Not every problem is the end of the world
Grant can’t
What has Grant Shapps done to deserve his reputation for competence?
Do journalists know what matters?
Something can affect ordinary people even if the media thinks it shouldn’t
What you lose while renting
The housing crisis has miserable micro-consequences
A new madonna
On AI and authenticity
What we have forgotten
As rival values furiously clash on Armistice Day, it’s time to remember the truth of British wars, not the fond myths
Against ideas
We have too many of them and they are not doing any good
Reflections on a ravaged conference
There is a chance here for the rebirth of the right
Crime and consent
Acquittals should be based on objective evidence, not subjective sympathies
What does philosophy matter?
Philosophy is essential to our modern times, but it can also be dangerous
The sugar tax leaves a bitter taste
The evidence for an effect on health is dubious to non-existent
Sycamore Gap and Britain’s sacred trees
Why has one tree inspired such emotion?
Is the party over for festivals?
Why music festivals have lost their purpose
Avoiding the apocalypse
Bold diplomacy must avert an unimaginable crisis in the Middle East
The anti-gambling house of cards
Gambling and the simplistic dogma of public health
