Feminism
Women aren’t “womb-carriers”
How the left internalised the misogyny of the modern state
Manifesto for how we love now
Louise Perry suggests that ancestral prudence is now lost among the youth
What really happened in Nottingham
In 2022, women are no longer allowed to gather in public libraries
Labour’s Wakefield win is nothing to crow over
Maybe turning Labour into the “some-women-have-penises” party isn’t such a popular electoral strategy after all
The wrong kind of victim
Today’s victimhood narratives don’t make space for the most vulnerable
The gendrification of Ireland
How gender identity theory has become embedded in Irish society
Digital dysmorphia
The internet has gone from the marketplace of ideas, to a marketplace in bodies
Women’s rights shouldn’t be up for debate
MPs need to stop questioning the rights of biological women
What is a woman?
Laura Dodsworth interviews Matt Walsh, the man behind the controversial new film on gender
A vision of victimhood
Feminists have to do better in the fight against trans ideology
A very British crank
Bertrand Russell is almost too familiar a figure to be worth remembering
New development will ruin the National Theatre
Make Architects’ disastrous plans risk destroying the character of the South Bank
The unification of Germany
Jeremy Black and Graham Stewart discuss the path of German unification, from the failed revolutions of 1848 to the creation of Bismarck’s Reich
The West’s self-defeating sanctions
America and its allies are committing geo-political suicide for no discernible gain
Zut alors! Ten Per Cent is no Call My Agent
The remake of the French original is rather merde
July: Letters to the Editor
The Reformation has left us with a precious legacy
Detransitioners should sue the NHS
Our National Health Service is mutilating the children placed in their care
Jerusalem: cradle of lost peace
In the Holy Land coexistence was a fragile dream, built on unstable foundations
Restore the family to British social policy
Rakib’s Britain: The Left has betrayed its roots by ignoring the evils of family break-down
Whitehall’s whispering mandarin
A tribute to Sir Roy Stone, whose secretive role at the heart of Westminster made government possible
Small town radio
Letters from the Falklands front: when broadcasting was a matter of life or death