Rage against the machine
Schools should be a safe space away from the ghoulish blue light
Have schools lost their true purpose?
Schools have become too focussed on training talent in service of the economy to the detriment of individual and collective flourishing
You can’t ‘level up’ Oxbridge
It is high time we ally elite education, irrespective of background, with the service of the public good
In praise of post-liberalism
Michaela Community School is unique in its robust defence of tradition, truth, belonging and other conservative instincts
Transforming the elite
Independent schools can do more to boost social mobility – but what they’re currently doing won’t work
The National Tutoring Programme: the most radical education policy yet?
How will increased 1-on-1 learning fit into the future of education?
Private Education and Public Benefit
Why private schools must leave liberalism in the dustbin
Does Sadiq Khan think he’s living in America?
The mayor of London should focus on representing the city that elected him
The wise gnomes of Zurich
Why is Switzerland’s rate of inflation so much lower than that of Britain and the USA?
Labour of love?
A year in the life of a “TERF” Labour Party Women’s Officer
The gendrification of Ireland
How gender identity theory has become embedded in Irish society
This time the mission is the man
B-Day comes and a beachhead is secured
France’s unspoken, unfinished civil war
France’s cycle of social unrest and politically polarised elections has its roots in the Algerian conflict and the ensuing unresolved struggle for the soul of the nation
At the hands of Argentina’s “kidnapper-in-chief”
This personal history of the Falklands War brings new details to light
Revitalising the West
Ukraine has rallied the West and yet again shown our civilisation’s limitless capacity for self-renewal
Boris brings up the rear
The prime minister is consistent only in his untidiness and unpreparedness
Let’s appreciate Wagner for Wagner
Politics and historical commentary aside, Lohengrin is currently on at Covent Garden
What is truth? The ethics of memorials
A poorly-researched rush to judgement in both Oxford and Cambridge may not have served campaigners well