16 Oct 2020 - 1:00am

Germaine Greer: damaged goods The feminist's imperfections make us think harder about what we believe

Sarah Ditum

15.10

Do men really hate women? The 'manosphere' drips with misogyny but Laura Bates doesn't convincingly explain why

James Bloodworth

15.10

Everyone’s a loser in the culture wars When even Government policy is designed to distract and enrage, we need conscientious objectors

Richard Godwin

15.10

Bad taste is killing good wine The diversity of the wine industry is being crushed by one man's palate

Giles Fraser

15.10

The tyranny of queer theory Even if you're gay, being monogamous is seen as reactionary — if not outright bigoted

Mary Harrington

14.10

Matt Hancock is wrong about herd immunity Confusion about the Covid-19 science is hampering debate — and costing lives

Sunetra Gupta

14.10

The German coronavirus mystery Why have British people been dying at six times the rate of those in Germany?

Tom Chivers

14.10

England has always been two nations The ancient North-South divide has been exposed once again under the Covid-19 pandemic

James Hawes

14.10

Will the military disobey Trump? Under Nixon, the Defense Department ignored and subverted direct orders from the President

Rebecca John

13.10

Is cosmopolitanism our destiny? The dominance of the high-status political ideology might not withstand our fractured age

Aris Roussinos

13.10

The moral vacuum at the heart of power The elites only ever look out for number one, as tell-all books by Barbara Amiel and Sasha Swire reveal

Tanya Gold

13.10

How anti-vax are the Democrats? The politics of vaccination is a high-risk area, with a danger of unintended consequences

Justin Webb