Covid-19 travel laws “may change with little warning”, so why plan ahead?

Failing climate policies create international discord that benefits no one but China

Are social workers targeting mothers who serve frozen meals?

Ecclesiastical textiles, Regency architecture and relief carvings: welcome to The Critic’s new address

Many find theology dusty, but McGrath makes a pitch for it as the centre of our world

The promise of John-Paul Stonard’s Creation is poisoned by a revisionist agenda

The atmosphere is so thick you’d need a charcuterie knife to cut it

If you want your views of the wrongness of Brexit confirmed, this dull book will do so

Christopher Silvester on a war movie with no rousing patriotic music or violence, but nevertheless filled with unexpected delights and discoveries

For Britain it’s sovereignty, for the EU it’s a niggle around sausages