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Private education is under threat from Oxbridge quotas and soaring fees, to the detriment of bright scholarship pupils

The classicist and military historian makes the case fo the president – and a second upset

Michael Shermer’s new book is a collection of skilful elucidations of academic ideas

Can we invent myths or are they what make us what we are?

Nigel Jones compares the power of rumours in Wartime Britain with the fake news afflictions of our Covid-stricken society

The extremism of the project against our traditional idea of the museum is on full display at the Pitt Rivers

Ian James Kidd and Matthew Ratcliffe assess our new altered reality, where accepted norms do not apply

Whatever happens in the election, the groups of Americans brought together by the president will continue to revere him

Daniel Johnson recalls the colourful life of Sir Peregrine Worsthorne

Music directors who fail to provide any direction in times of crisis