Free speech
Free speech is under threat in Northern Ireland
New hate crime proposals could make Northern Ireland the least free part of the UK
Is the malaise at Eton symptomatic of something wider?
Is the whole institution of the public school starting to become unfit for purpose in the 21st century?
How Eton turned woke
One recent graduate of Eton College laments how the school has transformed into a place of ideological homogeneity
The sound of silence
View from Oxford: a letter to the Vice-Chancellor
The Establishment doesn’t understand free speech
The Government needs to bite the bullet and demonstrate political conviction over free speech
With free speech, practise what you preach
How one Edinburgh student was censored by the student newspaper promoting free speech
Understanding France’s newest terrorism
Lockdown interrupted terrorism, but the post-lockdown West is more permissive
What did YOU do in the Great Culture War, Daddy?
The British public will not stay forever silent as their values and beliefs are attacked
Free speech, councillors and new disqualification rules
Proposed local government requirements would greatly impinge on freedom of speech
Higher education can make you stupid
Ironically, a denial of academic political bias reveals bias, pretension, and pseudo-intellectualism
Eton needs to be led by a headmaster, not a social activist
Simon Henderson’s top-down revolution at Eton has lost the trust of too many parents, staff, and donors for him to remain in place
Sacking of the libraries
Should libraries should sell historic manuscripts to solve short-term financial problems
Escape to Vaccinery
Where’s the reckless rogue Tory MPs elected leader? Who’s this square?
Why contemporary feminists are wrong about policing children’s television
Once we start using the political concerns of the adult world to moralise about the imaginative realm of children, we’re in trouble
Freedom of speech awakens?
Good news from court, but the fact that it got this far shows it’s an uphill struggle for freedom of speech
Perhaps Black Lives Matter was right about the nuclear family
James Jeffrey explains why he won’t be signing up for a BLM-mandated commune anytime soon
England’s Caravaggio
Matthew Craske’s book challenges the prevailing idea of Joseph Wright as product and servant of rationalism and Enlightenment
Former spin doctor divulges on India’s ruling dynasty
Sanjay Jha’s new book reveals the degeneration of the oldest party in the world’s largest democracy
Perspectives on Churchill
Professor Jeremy Black talks to Graham Stewart about Winston Churchill’s career up to 1940
Quarantine in the Falkland Islands
From South Asia to the South Atlantic, in the time of Covid