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04/14/2021 - 4:36pm
Bridget Phetasy: will YouTube disappear me?
The comedian is nervous about her future on the platform
UnHerd
14.04
‘Levelling up’ Hartlepool will be harder than Boris thinks
Coronavirus has exposed huge health inequalities across the country
Aveek Bhattacharya
14.04
Superforecaster: Academic intolerance will be a ‘blip’
Philip Tetlock is sanguine about the future of higher education
UnHerd
Tuesday, April 13
13.04
Boris Johnson needs a lesson in communication
Politicians should be candid about trade-offs and not speak in absolutes
Amy Jones
13.04
The decline of Standard English is not progress
Hull University betrays its students by not docking marks for spelling mistakes
13.04
Abolishing the police won’t help women
A new wave of anti-law-enforcement feminism is detached from reality
Poppy Coburn
Monday, April 12
12.04
Cancel culture is real — and it’s getting worse
Both conservatives and liberals should oppose the new censoriousness
Noah Carl
12.04
What’s really behind America’s BDSM craze?
The forbidden yearning for hierarchy is coming out in the bedroom
Mary Harrington
12.04
Will a Bavarian joker be Germany’s next chancellor?
Markus Söder is the outsider candidate to succeed Angela Merkel
Katja Hoyer
12.04
Why we won’t cancel Yuri Gagarin
His statue in London will be safe from the woke iconoclasts
Peter Franklin
Saturday, April 10
10.04
Prince Philip’s Socratic sense of duty
His chivalric devotion to the Queen became his main task in life
John Milbank
Friday, April 9
09.04
Sir Nicholas Soames: Philip’s values now seem far away
The retired MP shares reflections on 60 years of friendship
Freddie Sayers
09.04
Prince Philip embodied the KBO spirit
Representative of the wartime generation, the Duke kept buggering on
Niall Gooch
09.04
Russell Brand’s vaccine passport crusade
The comedian is asking the right questions — but will anyone listen?
UnHerd
09.04
The key to anti-ageing? Why not try draining the young… again
Silicon Valley is betting big on the transfusions of young people's blood
Ben Sixsmith
Thursday, April 8
08.04
The North likes Margaret Thatcher more than you might think
The former PM polls well in the Red Wall and beyond
David Jeffery
08.04
Can Jennifer Lopez tempt you back to work?
Offices will need to do more to attract employees in a post-pandemic world
Peter Franklin
08.04
Will Bitcoin destroy the West — and then the world?
Peter Thiel is warning that the cryptocurrency could disrupt the global order
UnHerd
08.04
On the AstraZeneca jab, I may have been wrong about Europe
The risk is tiny, but there could be a link between the vaccine and blood clots
Tom Chivers
Wednesday, April 7
07.04
Selling liberalism to Afghanistan
Washington wanted democracy, but got a bloated NGO sector instead
UnHerd
07.04
Westminster has a West Wing problem
Politicians who are interested in winning shouldn't look to Aaron Sorkin for tips
Polly Mackenzie
07.04
America’s disturbing death statistics
A new study shows that class, not race, is a bigger predictor of an early death
Peter Franklin
07.04
Sadiq Khan’s cannabis promise only helps the privileged
The impact would be extremely regressive — and he can't even do it
Henry Hill
Tuesday, April 6
06.04
Dave Rubin: why the ‘Intellectual Dark Web’ split up
The IDW convenor explains how the group became ideologically divided
Freddie Sayers
06.04
Labour’s new militant tendency is the LGBT+ lobby
Keir Starmer should learn from the past and not let them take over the party
Debbie Hayton
06.04
The Government’s paternalism is eroding public trust
Making a habit of withholding information will have damaging consequences
Amy Jones
Monday, April 5
05.04
Dave Rubin: the next Governor of California?
In a teaser ahead of today's interview, the YouTuber spoke about a potential run...
Freddie Sayers
05.04
Why Republicans will double down on ‘Trumpism’
With or without the former President, it remains a winning formula
Curt Mills
Friday, April 2
02.04
Make the Church weird again
Over time we have abandoned the practices that make life interesting
Peter Franklin
Thursday, April 1
01.04
It’s a techbro’s world now — we just live in it
Laugh at them all you like, but the most exciting advances are occurring in Silicon Valley
Tom Chivers
01.04
The Tories’ Red Wall success should also be a warning
A generation of property-starved millennials won't be voting blue any time soon
UnHerd
01.04
Foucault’s attitude to sex is alive and well in intersectional feminism
The bid to de-stigmatise all norms would have made the philosopher proud
Mary Harrington
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