10/13/2023 - 8:10pm

Yascha Mounk: Israel to America — escaping the identity trap The author makes the case against dogma, and for universal humanist values

The monarchy will win Australia’s Voice referendum Anthony Albanese won't risk another referendum

SNP defection leaves party divided ahead of conference Lisa Cameron's move to the Tories deepens Humza Yousaf's problems

Covid inquiry proves Sage had too much power Boris Johnson leant too much on an unaccountable body

Oil markets are predicting a short war in Gaza But are analysts being too optimistic?

Philip Pilkington

Thursday, October 12

Trans activists fail to shut down another feminist event FiLiA's Glasgow conference is going ahead despite an intimidation campaign

Why is it so hard for the American Left to condemn Hamas? Certain members of the Squad are bringing their party into disrepute

Generation Z doesn’t want nightclub churches Cheap gimmicks won't attract younger members

More US states are suing TikTok over child threat Utah is the latest to take on the Chinese-owned app

Kristina Murkett

Why Germans want Olaf Scholz out A majority of voters are dreaming of a snap election

Ralph Schoellhammer

Wednesday, October 11

EU bitterly divided over Israel-Palestine response The bloc is struggling to form a united front on the conflict

William Nattrass

Special Investigation: How scientific is the Zoe app? Deborah Cohen speaks to UnHerd about the flaws of the health app

Don’t overlook the sexual violence of Hamas Women are regularly targeted by terrorists, and this conflict is no different

The Starmer glitterbomber I knew My university contemporary is part of a generation of performative protestors

Why Suella Braverman should not censor pro-Palestine voices The battle against antisemitism can only be won in the open

The Red Wall won’t be returning to Labour anytime soon Keir Starmer's speech contained little for England's northern working class

Tuesday, October 10

Sex Education is a Victorian morality tale The Netflix hit isn't as right-on as its critics suggest

Elizabeth Oldfield

How Keir Starmer keeps his charisma secret The private strengths of the Labour leader didn’t come out in today’s speech

Sam Bankman-Fried is wrong about Shakespeare The fallen crypto king has no understanding of literary greatness

Syriza’s gay leader plans surrogacy baby Stefanos Kasselakis says it is part of his wish for 'complete equality'

Mary Harrington

‘I support the attack 100%’: inside London’s Israel embassy protest I spoke to the pro-Palestinian protestors who filled Kensington High Street

Monday, October 9

Why do progressives choose to live in dangerous areas? A spate of killings sheds light on the dangers of living in the wrong zip code

Jukka Savolainen

Labour Conference: long on excitement, short on substance Delegates are in denial about their differences

Free Speech tsar: I will be ‘viewpoint-neutral’ Arif Ahmed promised to protect lawful free speech

What’s behind Barack Obama’s silence on Israel? The former president's Middle East project laid the foundation for today's chaos

Ashley Rindsberg

The AfD surge spreads to West Germany Establishment parties are not addressing voter anxieties

There is no liberal answer to the Israel-Palestine conflict The West's moral framework does not apply to ethnic disputes

Sunday, October 8

John Gray: thoughts after liberalism The philosopher is calling for a return to realism

Why Hamas’s attack will backfire Iran's regime may find that it only strengthens the coalition against them

Hamas’s real target is Saudi Arabia The terrorists want to prevent a more pragmatic approach to Israel

Ralph Schoellhammer

Saturday, October 7

Why the West turns a blind eye to Azerbaijan Geopolitical interests trump moral outrage

Daily Mail is now the only newspaper with a Tory readership A new poll shows that more Telegraph and Express readers intend to vote Labour