Prisons
The Fear and the loathing
When trans activists target your job
Sexists in gay armour
The feminist fix: If transwomen are women, why do so many men listen to them?
Prisons must be single-sex spaces
The House of Lords has failed to pass an amendment to ensure female prisoners’ safety
Joseph Roth’s golden twenties
When Hitler came to power, the bubble burst
I miss the old BBC
The BBC has lost its way and things have to change
Who are friends to judge us?
It turns out the system was wrong, we now discover
Fishing wars
Brexit fallout sees France going into decline, while Britain exploits its new-found freedoms
A sea of staring eyes
Overcrowded lectures are bad enough, but Zoom and masks are incompatible with learning
Is Brexit a Christmas movie?
Rob Hutton watches telly so you don’t have to
A strident legacy
In the decade since his death, Christopher Hitchens’s weaknesses have become our own
Spanish prize
Jonathan Ruffer’s daring philanthropic experiment hopes to bring a different kind of regeneration to the north-east
The Revolution in the stable
We abandon the incarnation at our peril
Colour conundrum
A lasting love-affair with Chartreuse
Ring of fire
The ENO’s production of The Valkyrie may lack flames, but it is convincing nonetheless