23 Jun 2021 - 1:11am

The fate of the ‘Anywhere’ people They have found a new way to reject their national identity

Robert Tombs

23.06

Are Twitter trolls mentally ill? A disproportionate amount of bad online behaviour stems from psychological issues

Tom Chivers

23.06

How Boris can save the Blue Wall If he picks the right cities to build on, the PM will swerve Tory revolt

Peter Franklin

23.06

Women are being erased A 'progressive' agenda has become surreal and poisonous

Jenny McCartney

22.06

The battle between the two Americas The United States has never been so divided

Joel Kotkin

22.06

The Royal Academy’s woman problem Jess De Wahls's reputation has been trashed by the institution because she refused to conform

Sarah Ditum

22.06

Why the English don’t like flag-waving Outside of football tournaments, we don't like to fly the colours

Robert Colls

22.06

Britain’s most offensive comedian Roy Chubby Brown understood the UK's class system far better than any politician

Alwyn Turner

21.06

Britain betrays its farmers again The new trade deal with Australia will be an unmitigated disaster

James Rebanks

21.06

Did we really ‘take back control’? Britain's poor pandemic response proves Brexit remains an unrealised vision

Philip Cunliffe

21.06

On deafness Not being able to hear entirely changes the way you perceive the world

David Hockney

21.06

How to save fiction Spineless publishing houses and 'sensitivity readers' don't care about art

Niamh Mulvey