Policing the far Left
Emma Webb says the police are damned if the do, but even more damned in the long run if they don’t
Stop exploiting the debate on women’s rights
The officers at Clapham Common were misguided, but hijacking Sarah Everard’s death for a political agenda disrespects her memory
The canary in the coal mine
The UK is at a dangerous junction when it comes to free speech
Is the age of the single-sex boarding school over?
As Winchester College prepares to turn co-educational, Alexander Larman asks if single-sex boarding schools may soon become a thing of the past
The redemption we need
After a national Lent that has lasted a year, we can smell the blossom of hope
Vanilla flavour Labour
Something borrowed, something blue – Keir Starmer’s vision cedes the initiative to Rishi Sunak
French Connections
Jeremy Black discusses with Graham Stewart France’s historical inheritance
Is this the end of monogamy as we know it?
As couples move away from the traditional binds of marriage, Julie Bindel wonders whether heterosexuals are soon to become the new sexual outlaws
One year on from home abortions
Faced with disturbing statistics and continued uncertainty, now is not the time for such a significant and permanent change to abortion law, says Andrea Williams
A time to keep silence and time to speak
Nicola Sturgeon offers a PR masterclass in how to bury bad news
Out of this world?
A fevered year of Covid and Trump has produced a record spike in UFO sightings
Reagan is not the answer to Republican woes
In response to Daniel Johnson’s March feature, Henry George argues that a return to Reaganism is not the future of American conservatism
Sex and the singular fisherman
Pike abound in British rivers yet are seldom caught for the table