Religion
Perkūnas in Kent
Eastern European “native faith” movements in the UK
Ireland’s modern reformation
One cannot shed a faith without adopting another
Righteousness and nations
The religiosity of national conservatism
Monarchy re-enchanted
The new Coronation liturgy underlines Charles III’s sacral kingship
Belief and the Blob
The Bloom Review paints a grim picture of modern Britain
A new test act?
In the new progressive ideology, there is no room for private religious convictions
Beware of false prophets
Why are we so drawn to gurus?
I am the lord thy Brexit
Thou shalt have no other Brexits before me
Prophet of Catholic conservatism
The magisterial Benedict XVI, one of the greatest minds ever to be elected pope, has bequeathed a lasting legacy
The problem of religious traditionalists
They wish to pass on the flame
The secret diary of a parly staffer
Time to find something more productive for mediocre graduates to do
Urban insecurity and conflict
The medieval English town was subject to fire, flood, plague — and revolution
Are you there God? It’s me, Farage
Nigel Farage bares his soul, but not before he buries his enemies
Failing universities
What has gone wrong in British higher education?
Hand to mouth
Delicacy, of unknown origins, makes us reluctant to pull plums with our thumbs
The whores and mores of Hanoverian London
The (not so) gentlemen of 18th-century London were a libidinous lot
Do the arts need policy?
Decoupling creativity from policy might give art ambition again
No dog in this fight
A Labour government will bring fresh disasters to replace the old Tory ones, but the Critic will continue its policy of honest criticism
We must punish the parents
How should France tackle the problem of repeat juvenile offenders?
The great Conservative farewell
The Conservatives’ terrible result could become terminal
