secularism
The post-Christian identity crisis
Three books portray a West unconscious of its past and uncertain of its future
How secularism can save us from the social justice movement
The social justice movement resembles a religion. It should be treated as such
A circuit break to the consensus
Does Starmer attacking government policy make it harder or easier for Tory rebels?
George III – a much misunderstood monarch?
Professor Jeremy Black talks to Graham Stewart about the sixty year reign of a man brought up to be the embodiment of a patriot king
Unquestionably Whitty and Vallance
The outlook is grey, no questions
Sex tips from Semele
Opera was the tinder of Renaissance Venice, says Robert Thicknesse
Harvey Weinstein’s affair with the UK film industry
What does the downfall of convicted sex offender Harvey Weinstein mean for the UK’s dwindling film industry?
Vienna is becoming much like every other European capital
“Vienna is different” is the city’s proud motto, but sadly, Vienna is much like every other European city
Shrunken heads, shrinking horizons
Alexander Larman talks to the controversial director of Oxford’s Pitt Rivers Museum
A miserable specimen
The Natural History Museum seems to have lost faith in the ability of children to understand new concepts and facts
Harris vs Pence: What did we learn from the vice presidential debate?
The Critic’s political and US editors discuss with Chris Buskirk, editor of American Greatness
The wrong kind of race murder
It’s double standards that the killing of white schoolboy Richard Everitt achieved none of the notoriety of Stephen Lawrence’s death