Tom Holland: A Christian hero?
Marketing Tom Holland’s ‘Dominion’ as a Christian product would be a kiss of death in the UK, but it works across the pond
Reflections on Narnia
After 75 years, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe remains a relatable classic
Grasping for the divine
The church has lost its way but our need for lasting purpose remains
May it please the court
Our elected representatives may finally wrest power back from the lawyers
Festive frostiness
Claudia Savage Gore feels a chill around the kitchen island
Digging a new scene
Thomas Woodham-Smith discovers the joys of gardenalia
Murders for January
While away the winter with would-be classics
Policing the marketplace of ideas
How woke pressure groups are subverting big tech
Ceci n’est pas une party
It’s all getting a bit surreal for Boris Johnson
Fart for art’s sake
A not-so-fond farewell to the “sophomoric male”, the man-child purveyor of infantile humour
The Critic Books Podcast: Ariadne
Francesca Peacock speaks to Jennifer Saint about her novel Ariadne
How to stop the boat people
The Government can do nothing without removing Labour’s Human Rights Act
The drug war’s Neville Chamberlain
Decriminalising cannabis is the last thing London’s young people need
What’s the point of political art?
Art that shocks, offends, and amuses has a purpose beyond aesthetic: its existence is a testament to freedom of expression