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An eighth gold in Sydney isn’t just an American hope: it’s their turf, their birthright

Other singers presented Lieder recitals; Fischer-Dieskau personified the art form

It is both technically justifiable and materially right to do

Robert Skidelsky argues that the West is partly to blame and John Lough argues that it is not

Britain should not become a national Michaela School to “make multiculturalism work”

The protectionist president didn’t overheat the economy. He cooled it

The scaffolding of Britain’s state is buckling

Pataudi was one of 17 men to play Test cricket for two countries

A pinch of Tolkien diffused in a pool muddied by the feet of Michael Moorcock

Keir Starmer is embracing Sunakian petty prohibitionism