Artillery Row
In at the Domination
The controversial top-level adviser sets the record straight about his role in Creation
Spare us the virtue-signalling hypocrisy
Footballers who take the knee are participating not in the fight against racism, but in BLM’s double standards
Papers, please
Vaccine passports are not as straightforward as you might think
Dark side of the rainbow
The US obsession with marketing Pride to children has reached alarming new heights
Letter from Washington: Why critical race theory matters
A bad idea is a serious problem
The dissident rebels of the art world
We must resist cancel culture and defend freedom of artistic expression
Beethoven/Schnittke: Violin concertos (BIS)
This fabulous interpretation of the Beethoven concerto is one of the records of the year
The Thing: 40 years on
Left to freeze by Thatcher’s censors, The Thing has finally been recognised as John Carpenter’s best film
Clap for the modern gods
Once people prayed for rain or for sun. Now, we pray for our NHS
The best of English reds
With English Wine Week taking place on 19-27 June, why not explore the brave new world of Pinot Noir from Kent, Sussex, Essex and beyond?
Curious and curiouser
The afterlife of Lewis Carroll and Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
Novel weapons
Could we be unwittingly researching both sides of a hypersonic arms race?
Spare us the pronouns, Sandman
The more you play along, the harder it is to distance yourself from the fallout later
Dominic Hilton’s Buenos Aires Diary 7.0
Dominic Hilton on the Instagram influencers in his plaza, conversations with his mother and a terrible death on the streets near his home
Murders for late May
From psychological character studies to witty and fast-paced detective novels, Jeremy Black rounds up the best crime fiction for late Spring
Reclaiming the altar of wokery
Laurence Fox has better credentials for engaging with the woke generation than the average Tory MP
The lockdown boom in an empty room
Auction houses have enjoyed a stellar pandemic, but could their online success prove a curse?
The secret of Dave’s success
At Greensill, who could doubt that David Cameron had no idea what was going on?
Why the government’s planning overhaul won’t fix the housing crisis
Don’t waste an opportunity to solve Britain’s biggest problem
A surprising celebration
Good Friday is both a demonstration of, and the only answer to, what has gone wrong with the world