04/23/2020 - 4:21pm
US Entrepreneurs call for easing of lockdown Freddie Sayers chats to JetBlue founder David Neeleman and Second Home co-founder Rohan Silva
UnHerd
23.04
Beware of Covid confimation bias The pandemic has unleashed a torrent of conflicting evidence
Tom Chivers
23.04
Meet Claire Ainsley, Keir Starmer’s intriguing new Head of Policy The appointment hints at a more radical break from Corbynism
Freddie Sayers
23.04
Far-Right Catholics blame the Pope for Covid A new Italian documentary lays bare the hatred felt towards Francis
UnHerd
22.04
Will a desperate EU resort to ‘perpetual bonds’? Financier George Soros makes a far-fetched proposal...
Peter Franklin
22.04
The Groypers’ new battleground: TikTok The American far-Right youth movement is targeting Zoomers
James Billot
21.04
Don’t let the word ‘lesbian’ go out of fashion We fought for years to make it a word we could wear with pride
Julie Bindel
21.04
The poison in the veins of the global economy We should see crude oil for what it truly is
Peter Franklin
21.04
Should home schooling be banned? A law professor argues that it abandons children ideologically
Mary Harrington
20.04
If Britain is becoming a ‘one-party state’, blame Labour At some point the Left will have to stop blaming the winners
Peter Franklin
20.04
Do I have a moral duty to lose weight? To protect the NHS, I'm on a lockdown diet
Giles Fraser
20.04
Swedish epidemiologist interview goes global Our interview with Prof Johan Giesecke has been viewed over 500,000 times
UnHerd
18.04
How royal mistresses beefed in the 17th century Without Twitter, Charles II's lovers had to get creative
Mary Harrington
17.04
Swedish expert: why lockdowns are the wrong policy Freddie Sayers speaks to Professor Johan Giesecke, who says that our policy is not driven by evidence
Freddie Sayers
17.04
What does it mean to be a liberal? When it became an adjective as well as a noun, the word's definition got out of hand
Giles Fraser
17.04
Covid-19 is giving me weird dreams What's more, it seems to be a worldwide phenomenon
Ed West
16.04
Catch-up: Alastair Campbell and Maajid Nawaz on the media The pair discuss how the English press has performed during the pandemic
UnHerd
16.04
Why did the New York Times bury its own Covid story? A leaked PowerPoint slide indicates that corona infection fatality rate is lower than estimated
Tom Chivers
16.04
Stopping fertility treatment will also cost lives As procedures are abruptly halted, thousands of babies will not now be born
Zoe Strimpel
15.04
Covid is the common enemy we’ve been searching for The virus has united the country and in doing so, made us all a little emotional
Ashley Frawley
15.04
The Brits’ love-hate relationship with lockdown This country has a complicated attitude to authority
Dan Hitchens
15.04
The West is becoming like China, not the other way round Formerly free-market nations are turning to state capitalism in reponse to the crisis
Mary Harrington
14.04
Who says a Covid recession would mean more people dead? Historically, economic downturns have led to a fall in deaths, not a rise
Ed West
14.04
The week that coronavirus became visible New data out this morning shows that total deaths in the week ending 3 April were dramatically higher than normal
UnHerd
11.04
Teach children knowledge — not critical thinking Without background information of a topic, comprehension will be limited even for the most able reader
Mary Harrington
10.04
WATCH: Andrew Adonis on the costs of the lockdown The Labour peer tells Freddie Sayers that we need a more rational debate
UnHerd
10.04
Nicky Gumbel’s Confessions Giles sits down with the Anglican priest and pioneer of the Alpha course to talk family, faith and doubt
Giles Fraser
10.04
Is air pollution making the pandemic worse? There's mounting evidence that it leaves us more vulnerable to the virus
Peter Franklin
09.04
Beware unchecked scientific theories about Covid Due to these strange times, the scientific community is putting out unverified hypotheses at double rate
Tom Chivers
09.04
Joe Biden didn’t win, Bernie lost The Vermont Senator didn't even win the battle of ideas among the Democratic base
Peter Franklin
09.04
Virtual Seder was almost as good as the real thing But nothing will replace the physical togetherness of Judaism and Christianity
Giles Fraser
08.04
The strange symbolism of the Queen and Boris Helen Thompson and Matthew Sweet reflect on a revealing week for our country
UnHerd
