With free speech, practise what you preach
How one Edinburgh student was censored by the student newspaper promoting free speech
Why do we prioritise animals over pre-born babies?
The Government’s animal sentience bill makes a mockery of infant rights
Storm in a frying pan
The row over sending great British bangers to Bangor illustrates a dismal lack of gastronomic culture
All double dutch
Andrew Cusack says the influence of the Netherlands’ seaborne empire can still be felt around the world, from Manhattan and South Africa to modern Sri Lanka
Can GB News go the distance?
TV channels can recover from a shaky and uncertain start
Don’t legalise assisted suicide
British politicians have turned down assisted suicide legislation several times before. They must do so again
Covid-segregated schooling
Un-masked children are already being kept apart from their masked peers
Frost knocks on
Tugendhat tackles the Cabinet Office’s Mr Task Force Europe
A new refuge for controversial ideas is an indictment of academia
In a better world, the Journal of Controversial Ideas wouldn’t need to exist
Arafat and me
David Smith on the time he spent with Yasir Arafat, the former Chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization
The problem with adapting classic novels
Following the letdown of the new adaptation of The Pursuit of Love, Alexander Larman says that TV dramatisations of classic novels haven’t always been this bad