Policing offence
There’s nothing like a beating stick to ram home a lie
Without fear or favour
The police have traded impartiality for the praise of special interest groups
The legacy of David Bowie: five years, what a surprise
Alexander Larman on why the late, great David Bowie remains such a totemic and iconic figure in his life
Inscrutable Wagner
Roger Scruton’s appreciation of Richard Wagner will remain an important and inexhaustible part of his legacy
The lesser-known Orwell: are his novels deserving of reappraisal?
George Orwell has a gift for the unusual and the memorable that means that even his half-forgotten novels are well worth discovering once again
We have dispensed with independent thought
Are we just going to continue outsourcing every foundational fibre of our being?
Happy Holidays?
View from Oxford: a year in woke
Beware the bill of attainder
Christopher Silvester explains how English history could have an important part to play in Trump’s impeachment
Is there a cultural Iron Curtain emerging in Europe?
Central and eastern European states want a better standard of living, but not at the cost of their sovereignty
Festive nuts and spice
Nancy Mitford’s 1932 festive novella ‘Christmas Pudding’ is the tonic 2020 is crying out for
How EU propaganda is targeting the youth of the UK
It is clear that the EU is still thinking of its thousand different ways to win, and it is doing so by bombarding the younger generations with pro-EU messages
Memoirs of a Microaggressor
Will Collins traces the aristocratic roots of the social justice warriors’ search for purity