Jessica Douglas-Home
Jessica Douglas-Home is the author of William Simmonds: The Silent Heart of the Arts and Crafts Movement (Unicorn).
A grand old Duke
The Duke of Kent’s life has been little-known — until now
When in Romania…
This book will be valuable as much for Eastern Europe specialists as for the general reader
The secret university
Jessica Douglas-Home recalls Roger Scruton’s risky but crucial work with dissident intellectuals in the Eastern Bloc
Evolution of a master
Davey’s selection has given us a deeper understanding of the value and practice of drawing
The subsidy squeeze
Schemes such as HS2 cost billions of pounds while reducing UK productivity
The rise of academentia
Mere transgression is being elevated above genuine insight and creativity
“Moral debt” is classic watermelon politics
Do left-wing economists believe that there is anything to which wealth redistribution is not the answer?
The fallacy of “British values”
Nationhood cannot be reduced to abstractions
A bad man writes a worse book
Alastair Campbell’s new book is beneath the level of the bargain bin
So, farewell then Humza
One man was very impressed with Humza Yousaf’s resignation speech
The Labour voter blues
At least forty per cent of Starmer’s voters are social conservatives. Will he take them with him, or leave them behind?
J.K. Rowling does it again
Why does one woman’s opinion cause so much outrage?
Europe between the Seine and the Tiber
It is time for Paris and Rome to rethink sovereignty and their relationship with the EU
Irreversible damage
Trans “healthcare” has been utterly discredited, but activists are undeterred by the evidence