Tennis
Hurray for the Murrays
It is easy to forget how mediocre British tennis was before the Murrays
Jeu, set et match
France’s tennis troubles
Simply the best
It is not just trophies and success that mark out Federer, but grace, personality and charm
Sporting Prime Ministers
Some had talent, some did not
The man tennis failed
Baron Gottfried von Cramm: the Third Reich dissident Wimbledon left behind
King of the clay court
On the red clay of Stade Roland Garros, Nadal is God
Those we love, and those we love to hate
Sweet dreams are made of this
Winning and losing
Emma Raducanu is a worthy winner of SPOTY — but will she continue her impressive rise?
Merchants of the Venice Biennale
For all its pretentiousness, the Venice Biennale still hints towards higher truths
A labour of love
We are all historians of our own here and now
The Road to the Cass Review — (5) Lord Moonie
How one “awkward sod” refused to follow the trend on gender
Keir: more than just a lucky general
Neither Left nor Right can accept that Starmer’s impressive focus and strategic sense is responsible for transforming Labour’s prospects
Has Badenoch peaked?
No one should assume they know who will be the next Conservative leader
Is Badenoch ready?
The stand-out Conservative looks less convincing with each interview
Prophetic warnings
Error is the joy of pedants, be the error serious or trivial
On She/Her Majesty’s Secret Service
Yousaf resigns and Lavery is maligned in another weird week of Scullionbait
Jeremy Clarkson touches grass
How a cocky petrolhead found his soul
What future for Winchester Cathedral Choir?
The choral tradition in the cathedral must be enlivened rather than diluted
