Batting for Biden: the BBC and the US election
The BBC has been wholly partisan in its coverage of Donald Trump ever since he was elected
Keeping the lid on the BBC
Dissident voices are not being heard on the BBC, writes Robin Aitken
Seven kinds of people you find in bookshops
Former bookseller A.S.H. Smyth enjoys a bestselling bookshop owner’s taxonomy of bookshop people
Scrapping for space
Nick Cohen says hamfisted Covid road closures are dividing opinion
Whole lotta Lockdown
With friends like Tory backbenchers, who needs Cabinet colleagues?
How Eton turned woke
One recent graduate of Eton College laments how the school has transformed into a place of ideological homogeneity
The University: The idea and how to destroy it
Fourteenth-century Oxford University offers today’s Woke some lessons in cancel culture
The spirit of Liverpool’s stories
Liverpool’s at ease with itself, the south should be too
Inside the room where it happens
John Bolton’s account of his time in the Trump administration gives a damning report of the president’s ignorance
Expelliarmus!
Harry Potter is cancelled, Sainsbury’s cancel their shoppers, Taxpayers fund Stonewall, and packing the (UK) Supreme Court
Met with disappointment: a quiet season for postmodern New York
Manhattan’s cultural landscape faces more tough times ahead with the cancellation of the Met’s 2020/2021 season
But who was behind the iceberg?
Jeremy Corbyn sails into deep water with the EHRC