Corruption
National distrust
Like the monasteries, the National Trust has long since strayed from its purpose. It’s time for reformation or dissolution
Conflict of interest
Nigel Boardman’s inquiry into the Greensill Affair squanders the opportunity for real reform
Rule of Privilege
In Brazil, the Republic has crossed the Rubicon
Letter from Washington: A grubby kind of normalcy
An ethical quandary surrounding Hunter Biden’s paintings points to a bigger problem
Out With a Bang
It’s the end of the road for Lebanon
North America’s most ethically challenged leader
Will the WE scandal make Justin Trudeau’s halo fall off soon?
The Sinking City
Beset by flooding and corruption, Venice is slowly falling into decline
Architectural historian against the world
John Martin Robinson’s second memoir pulls no punches against the cult of Modernism
The fascist state of Paw Patrol
There is no society or even commerce, just the relentless force of the police
Letter from Washington: A final miscalculation in Afghanistan
The bungled US withdrawal marks a low point in the Biden presidency
Carry on camping
Packing Claudia the darlings off for “improving” summer activities
Funny old priorities
Why did Sarah Hussein’s death not attract anything like the interest in Sarah Everard?
Ralph Fiennes, Four Quartets and the future of theatre
It’s impossible to hear Eliot’s meditations and not be reminded of our current national ordeal
Euthanasia isn’t progressive
It’s been done elsewhere and the results are horrifying
Debunking Trans ideology
Jo Bartosch is joined by Helen Joyce to discuss her new book and how the direction of the Trans movement is damaging to young homosexuals
FOR IMMEDIATE USELESSNESS
Hutton OUT; Roger Knapman IN
Pitch inversion
Boris Johnson may rue the day he gave a footballer a gong for something other than football