Twitter’s engineers agree that prejudice is hard-coded in our language

Today’s political conflicts replay past battles between Britain’s libertarian and puritan traditions, argues historian Nigel Jones

Our writers must be bold enough to write the words they want to write, independent, and stronger for that

A S H Smyth on Andrew Fidel Fernando’s Upon a Sleepless Isle, winner of the 2019 Gratiaen Prize

Can the Chancellor really be all give and no take?

Good-quality academics are being filtered out due to an illiberal culture of ‘cancelling’ on university campuses

The Ethiopian emperor has fallen in leafy Wimbledon, but there’s more to his demise than meets the eye

We must not empower an international body to meddle in matters which should be left to our own lawmakers

Alexander Larman remembers one of the most prolific composers in Hollywood

My time inside the Holodeck was exhilarating, but like all addictions it just masked my other problems and never addressed reality