Features
Oxford on the spectrum
Why do so many bright undergraduates claim to be “neurodiverse”
Speak softly and carry a big stick
A prudent fear of the unpredictability of war has been the touchstone of realist thinkers
Ed Miliband’s undimmed Green zealotry
Labour insiders are concerned by the energy secretary
Bingham’s failed revolution
Why the supposed “rule of law” now protects the offender rather than the law-abiding citizen
The slow, inexorable death of television news
Traditional broadcasters find themselves adrift in a radically different twenty-first century
How the press has changed
A new, faster and less deferential media is springing up to replace the old guard
WEIRD but really not that wonderful
The success of the West has been seized upon by the rationalist right but is riddled with gaps and discrepancies
Living on nothing but ozempic and air
For all the talk of body positivity, the pressure on women to be ultra-thin has not waned
Can the stage regain its soul?
Theatre is being turned into a parasitic secondary art form
Men of the cloth
Resurrecting the lost art of the painter-stainers
