The detective who knew too much
Ian Thomson delves into the most-investigated unsolved killing in British history as the investigation report was finally released on 15 June
Silenced at Speakers’ Corner
Hate crimes operate as a contemporary, de facto blasphemy law
Save the Parish!
The Church of England has plans, and the clergy aren’t happy. David Scullion discusses with Alison Milbank and Marcus Walker
Brighton crock
Starmer struggles to speak his mind – about his own party
Rule of Privilege
In Brazil, the Republic has crossed the Rubicon
The quiet cancellations
In the fearful climate of cancel culture, women and girls lose out — again
Bad manners come in small packages
The new Ireland dislikes Unionists as much as the old one
Charlie Watts: an unlikely rock star
The drummer of the Rolling Stones — a man of rare class, wit and distinction — has died at the age of 80
Do as Tories say, not as Tories do
Conservative politicians instruct us to wear masks — but vice-signal not doing so themselves
Save the Guy
Consultations on statue removal have blatantly ignored public opinion
The bludgeoning of Brick Lane
Prioritising millionaires over working class communities is now standard practice for London Labourites