Debate
Emerging from my echo chamber
#debate or #nodebate, should that be a question?
Covid-19 orthodoxy and awkward looks
While questioning orthodoxies often has great value, it can also present dangers
Medusa and toxic femininity
In reply to A Classicist’s response to ‘The Mirror of #MeToo’
The authoritarian groupthink of the left
How civil liberties organisations are more concerned with playing to their online audiences
It’s not racist not to support Black Lives Matter
Ella Whelan explains why we all need to start talking, in person, again
Sectarian cinema?
It may not be easy, but multicultural societies must embrace liberal values if they are to survive
Independence: a two-way street
Both judges and politicians must respect long-standing constitutional conventions
Dreamy spires
Oxford’s brilliant modern buildings
The vampire’s mirror
The Undead: Dracula 125 years on
How Labour lost the “unlosable election”
With living standards in decline, the Tories won in 1992 against the odds. Will this next election be the same?
What is truth? The ethics of memorials
A poorly-researched rush to judgement in both Oxford and Cambridge may not have served campaigners well
Gustav Mahler: 4th symphony (Pentatone)
A new recording of Mahler’s smallest symphony is “indispensable” to connoisseurs of his music
Shapps is shocked, shocked!
The Prime Minister’s defence calls in a specialist
Oldham report shames us all
Victims were failed at every level — could there be more cases to come?
Form-filling our way to excellence
British universities are ill-served by the Research Excellence Framework
The Tories haven’t a prayer
Secularism seems to grip the party that was once the embodiment of Anglicanism