Just under two million school pupils are classified as ‘persistently absent'. Credit: Getty
21 Apr 2023 - 5:35pm

Why aren’t Britain’s students coming back to school?

Kristina Murkett

21.04

A requiem for BuzzFeed

Andrew Orlowski

21.04

Dominic Raab’s exit is a victory for the Blob

John Oxley

21.04

Don’t blame Lula for playing both sides on Ukraine

Alex Hochuli

21.04

Academics punished for speech soars over last three years

James Billot

Thursday, 20 April

20.04

From grain to China, divisions are tearing the EU apart

Ralph Schoellhammer

20.04

The Bud Light boycott is working

Noah Carl

20.04

Just Stop Oil should stop targeting normies

Peter Franklin

20.04

Sweden: ‘insufficient’ evidence for child hormone treatment

Rob Lownie

Wednesday, 19 April

19.04

We non-Christians don’t need a ‘multi-faith’ coronation

Elijah Granet

19.04

William Hague (unwisely) enters the trans debate

Debbie Hayton

19.04

Sleaze won’t kill the SNP vote

Eddie Barnes

19.04

Pentagon leaks are a reality check to Ukrainian ambitions

Thomas Fazi

19.04

The Fox News-Dominion settlement is a lesson for Democrats too

Seth Barron

Tuesday, 18 April

18.04

Martin Gurri: why the media was terrified of the Pentagon leaker

UnHerd Staff

18.04

The conservative case for ‘renaming’ the Brecon Beacons

Martin Johnes

18.04

Dominic Cummings: Donald Trump would win in 2024

UnHerd Staff

18.04

Elon Musk attacks Facebook for Democratic bias

Oliver Bateman

Monday, 17 April

17.04

Christine Lagarde: the world is turning multipolar

James Billot

17.04

Decoded: The New York Times’s language on trans

Joan Smith

17.04

Joe Biden’s subsidies are working — and Britain should take note

Philip Pilkington

17.04

Donald Trump Jr comes to Bud Light’s rescue

Peter Franklin

17.04

From the UN to SNL, how institutions fall to trans activism

Mary Harrington

17.04

Farmer protests spell trouble for Ukraine’s EU hopes

William Nattrass

Saturday, 15 April

15.04

Japan will ignite the depopulation bomb

Fred Sculthorp

Friday, 14 April

14.04

Will Gérard Depardieu be France’s Harvey Weinstein?

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

14.04

Germany’s wobbly balancing act with China

Maurice Frank

14.04

China’s panda diplomacy isn’t as cuddly as it seems

Matthew Fraser

14.04

Why won’t San Francisco save itself?

Peter Franklin

14.04

Farmer protests sweep across Eastern Europe

James Billot

Thursday, 13 April

13.04

North Korea’s missile launch is a major escalation

Edward Howell

13.04

Russian militias’ online propaganda is getting more violent

Alec Bertina