27 Sep 2019 - 1:05am

Whatever happened to ‘publish and be damned’? The cancelling of James Flynn's book is another sign that much of the industry has stopped being a place for the free exchange of ideas

Douglas Murray

27.09

Imagine David Cameron had won his referendum If Remain had won, would Leavers really have left the political stage?

Peter Franklin

27.09

How Labour could win back its people There were signs in Brighton that some in the Party are beginning to understand what it will take to win

Paul Embery

27.09

Corbyn’s Labour resounds with loathing This year's conference in Brighton revealed a monomaniacal party removed from reality and completely in denial

Tanya Gold

26.09

A vision of Britain’s polarised future A Briton in the US explains why we can expect partisanship to get far, far worse

Daniel Kalder

26.09

Will the impeachment gamble backfire? Donald Trump has much to lose from the Democrats' political plan — but they're playing a dangerous game

Justin Webb

26.09

The insidious racism of the Left The desire that we all submit to the same cultural rules threatens the diversity that the Left proclaims as one of its objectives

Giles Fraser

25.09

Why climate change isn’t the end of the world Extinction Rebellion's claim that 'billions' will be killed by it undermines the science — and is ridiculous

Tom Chivers

25.09

How to make Britain One Nation again The referendum vote was a cry for a fairer, more united country, something neither Thatcherism nor Corbynism can deliver

David Skelton

25.09

I’m sick of fighting moronic culture wars The best weapon against people who take themselves too seriously is not to denounce but to make fun of them.

Lionel Shriver

24.09

What’s the point of Ukip? Now Ukip's core policy has been stolen, the triumphant disruptor of UK politics is approaching an existential moment

Robin Aitken

24.09

How Weinstein silenced everyone There's a contradiction at the heart of the #MeToo movement

Jenny McCartney