Hamza Yousaf
The canary in the coal mine
The UK is at a dangerous junction when it comes to free speech
Mind your language – even in your own home
Scotland’s Hate Crime Bill criminalises insulting language – even if nobody heard it outside your own living room
Concern grows over Hugh Bonneville
And Piers Brosnan’s Irish accent leaves something to be desired
Who champions the little guy now that Trump is gone?
Sir Andrew Cook, chairman of leading British manufacturer William Cook Group, bemoans the fact that the parties of the left no longer stand up for the little guy
An eye for the world after Trump
Senator Tom Cotton ticks all the Republican White House boxes – provided the last incumbent bows out
Should asylum be granted for life?
Lessons for Priti Patel on how Denmark reduced its appeal to asylum seekers
Armin Laschet, Germany’s next Chancellor: Pro-China, Pro-Putin, Pro-Assad?
As China rises and Russia rattles its sabre, the Germans will hope that the younger generation have as much ease learning Mandarin as Merkel’s generation did English
What the Uber verdict means for Conservatives
In light of the recent Supreme Court ruling that Uber drivers are ‘workers’, Conservatives must now show themselves to be champions of workers’ rights
The highest calling
Johnson doesn’t take responsibility for his own actions, so why should anyone else in the government?
For the Sisters or the Misters?
Sisters Uncut have more in common with the thuggish police officers from the Clapham Common vigil than they would care to admit
Tragedy of the little Darlings
The relationship between J.M. Barrie and the real life Peter Pan was fatherly, friendly and perhaps something else
Biden’s war on Western history
From his first day in office, the new President made clear his endorsement of the mad crowd’s anti-Westernism