Artillery Row
The MAGA mob
Was it worth it?
The lesser-known Orwell: are his novels deserving of reappraisal?
George Orwell has a gift for the unusual and the memorable that means that even his half-forgotten novels are well worth discovering once again
It is time to take back control of our airwaves
There is no reason why broadcasters should not be like newspapers: free to say what they like, within the law
Without fear or favour
The police have traded impartiality for the praise of special interest groups
Lockdown III – how will it end?
Why most Tory lockdown sceptics have not opposed the new lockdown
Is Boris immune to Tory MPs?
The Kent Covid is moving the goalposts
A year of Black Wednesdays?
The CRG deputy chairman on the longterm Lockdown risks
Laurence Fox’s new role
Will the outspoken actor succeed in ridding the police of their rainbow flags?
Why does Ofcom pander to the lunatic fringes of transgender activism?
Rather than reflecting the opinions of the people, under Ofcom’s new code televised media risks becoming a tool to enforce conformity
Despatch from St Moritz
Why are the international super-rich insufficiently grateful to the British?
Where the Tories must go from here
The Conservative Party must set aside backbiting in favour of building a radical political project that can appeal to young and old alike
The West should stop indulging delusions on Ukraine
Ukraine cannot achieve its maximal goals
Five rules for governing
Use your power, bring back politics, extend your wings, rebuild your base — and govern in poetry
Crossing the public health Rubicon
Are there any limits to statist safetyism?
Ireland’s Future has no future
Despite Irish separatist campaigning, Northern Ireland’s future remains firmly in the UK
Living in the 80s
Did popular culture peak four decades ago?
Lawless and disordered
British police and courts increasingly struggle to maintain public order
Vicarious pleasure
On the enduring allure of celebrity cast-offs
The vindication of Cass
An attempt to overturn restrictions on providing puberty blockers has failed
London and the laggards
In the eighteenth century London was booming, but many towns weren’t doing so well
Technical problems
Rishi Sunak must be glad to face one problem that is absolutely not his fault
