5 Aug 2020 - 1:00am

Jack Charlton’s vanished world In a town where miners were 'aristocrats of labour' and working men's clubs were luxurious, a pair of football stars were born

Dan Jackson

04.08

Why your negative antibody test might be wrong The true number of people who've had the virus could be double current estimates

Tom Chivers

04.08

How white radicals hijacked Portland’s protests Anarchists are using Black Lives Matter as a smokescreen for insurrection

Michael Tracey

04.08

Where England sinks into the sea The strange and shifting history of Dungeness resonates with our modern dilemmas

Niall Gooch

03.08

How universities shut out conservative academics A new report shows the extent of intolerance towards unorthodox thinkers in British academia

Matthew Goodwin

03.08

Why anti-racism is all about white people The 'White Fragility' narrative is more interested in self-transformation and self-fulfilment than with real equality

Wessie du Toit

03.08

It’s time the Tories got tough on landlords A Land Value Tax would help pay for the Covid crisis — and give more people the chance to own a home

Peter Franklin

03.08

The village that imagined a godless world In the Dorset parish of Chaldon Herring, 20th century intellectuals imagined a philosophy beyond Christianity

John Gray

31.07

Is it any wonder we’re so divided? The relentless message of disunity promoted by BLM erodes any solidarity we gained under lockdown

Douglas Murray

31.07

Harry Potter fans need to grow up The Boy Who Lived is 40 today, but the books' binary worldview of goodies and baddies hasn't aged well

Sam Leith

31.07

France’s African forever war The country has been fighting jihadis in the Sahel for six long years — and there's no end in sight

John Lewis-Stempel

30.07

Why it’s time to take ‘wokeness’ seriously Rationalism is starting to look a bit cringe, and faith is making a comeback

Mary Harrington