Sports
J’adore les bleus
Antoine Dupont makes the game look easy
Agony and ecstasy
The simultaneous glory and tragedy of sport
Just not cricket
The stumping of Bairstow was within the rules. But was it in the spirit of the game?
The art of spin
Spin bowling remains the highest art form in the most beautiful sport
Oars and roars
Watching rowing is thirsty work
Man in the middle
Football needs more respect for referees
Ashes to ashes
Cricket memories to be treasured
The sorcerer of speed
Stirling Moss performed almost supernaturally
Jeu, set et match
France’s tennis troubles
The most cheerful cup
Marking the 50 anniversary of a legendary FA cup final
Bad tradwife manifesto
From have it all feminism to tradwife influencers, women are being given impossible ideals and taught to refuse limitations
Alexandre de Moraes is no hero
Don’t make X an ex-X
Cecilia Featherstonehaugh
Posh publisher
Could Trump be a world leader?
His sense of his own importance might not be suited to isolationism
Kimchi culture
A new gallery pursues a pungent kind of artistic and intellectual renewal
Conservatives listen to music too
Gatekeeping the “real” meaning of songs is foolish and futile
School’s out forever
British universities are in an unsustainable state of overexpansion, and taxpayers can’t be expected to keep footing the bill
The scarlet letter
A touchy-feely Labour government must embrace the ugly reality of business
Defend Christian private schools
Keir Starmer’s tax raid would be bad for children, parents and the state
Duke of deception
Duke Wolff was a real life Gatsby, a brilliant, flamboyant faker whose lies left a legacy of both devastation and fascination for his children
Boris comes down from the mountain
Is he the Tory messiah, or just a very naughty boy?
