11/09/2020 - 3:54pm

Flashback: Rory Stewart really doesn’t like Boris Johnson The former minister's article echoes his UnHerd interview from October

The new American empire of anti-imperialism The instinct to evangelise ideologically seems as strong as ever

Mary Harrington

For some Jews, passports are a moral conundrum Today's anniversary of Kristallnacht sharpens the question of citizenship

Friday, November 6

Manchester student: they fenced us in like animals Issy Smitheman describes her university experience to Freddie Sayers

Are any Republicans still backing President Trump? Claims of voter fraud have left prominent Republicans divided

Just what we need: a mutant mink plague A new strain of Covid is spreading through Danish fur farms

Thursday, November 5

Helena Morrissey: a CEO wouldn’t get away with this The Conservative peer lambasted the Government's lockdown decision-making

Was the virus engineered? One reputable journal does not rule it out

Pennsylvania started life as a battleground state It was founded in the twilight of English civil war

George Trefgarne

Wednesday, November 4

Robert Cahaly: how we got the polls right The Trafalgar Group pollster spoke to Freddie Sayers on the campaign

There can be no winner now Neither candidate will have a strong mandate

The nightmare scenario begins to unfold President Trump is already claiming victory and crying foul

Tuesday, November 3

Where is Donald Trump’s wall? Four years on, it remains unfinished and unloved

Bret Weinstein: whatever happens, the system is broken Freddie Sayers speaks to the evolutionary biologist about today's election

The twilight of the populists? All over the world, they are in retreat

Monday, November 2

You can’t quantify the effect of lockdown Rationality can only take us so far

Elizabeth Oldfield

Nigel Farage’s Reform Party contradicts itself A core tension exists between reactionary populism and Right-libertarianism

Mary Harrington

The dark side of lockdown A rise in suicides highlights the wider impact of the pandemic on society

Friday, October 30

The glaring hypocrisy of France’s enemies Leaders of Turkey, Pakistan and elsewhere are just stirring up hatred

When will the police take domestic abuse seriously? Such cases should not be dealt with by external agencies

Could the end be nigh for the royal family? Plummeting popularity has caused an existential crisis

The real reason flu cases are falling There is a very simple explanation

Thursday, October 29

The crisis in France is about sovereignty, not free speech It's not a question of what can or cannot be said, but who gets to decide

Francis Fukuyama: What Trump got right The thinker talks to Freddie Sayers about how populism is a matter of the soul

What will replace the old ‘Left-Right’ divide? One American writer has a new proposal

Wednesday, October 28

The Kremlin is hedging its bets on a Biden presidency So far, Putin has refrained from attacking the former Vice-President

Behind the Gulf’s western facade An abandoned baby in Doha Airport reveals the region's dark side

So which ‘stans’ are you allowed to joke about? For the confused, here’s a rundown

Tuesday, October 27

Privileged students are weaponising trans rights Ann Henderson, Rector of the University of Edinburgh, is the latest target

Inside the chaotic mind of Kanye West The rapper's moments of poignancy faded into a blizzard of frenzied rambling

The return of Perfidious Albion Why is Britain not standing with France?

Who are the real tribes of Britain? New research gets into the heart of what people really believe