Department for Education
The knives come out for Ampleforth and its monks
The DfE has banned new admissions to Ampleforth following a child abuse scandal. But this former pupil remains thankful to the school’s Benedictine monks
Blinded by science
Alasdair Palmer says there is little evidence to show that lockdowns are effective
The bid to stabilise Mali
James Snell reports on the deployment of British Troops in Mali as a part of the UN’s mission to counter jihadist groups
Homage to Andalucía
Inspired by Withnail and I, Christopher Pincher delves into fine sherry
Why does ITV insist that violence against women is normal?
Bruce Newsome says that an elite obsessed with social justice is failing at criminal justice
You talkin’ to me? Fuhgeddaboudit!
E. J. White’s book on the history of New York English is not the first on the subject, but it goes a long way in explaining the evolution of the city’s unique linguistics
The House of Lords
The Rump Parliament had the right idea in 1649 when it closed down the upper chamber as “useless”
Crypto-art for cryptomillions
Digital art: the millennial trend
The hypocrisy of the new-found freedom lovers
Commentators who have spent the last 20 years undermining key principles of democracy are crawling out from the woodwork to protect the right to protest
How the culture wars adversely affect young people
Young people’s bodies have become collateral damage in the ongoing culture wars as politicians continue to pander to trans ideology
Spit for freedom
Is it time to ditch the PCR?