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10 Feb 2021 - 12:10am
Who gets cancelled on Clubhouse?
The exclusive online platform is a Good Vibes Only cultural wasteland
Gavin Haynes
Tuesday, 9 February
09.02
Facebook’s bid to control the internet
Its new Oversight Board could make it more powerful than nation states
James Ball
Friday, 5 February
05.02
We’ll have to shut some empty churches
To save its poorer parishes the C of E needs to slash its middle management
Giles Fraser
Thursday, 4 February
04.02
Inside the Zero Covid campaign
The urge to eliminate the virus is understandable — but at what cost?
Freddie Sayers
Tuesday, 2 February
02.02
Light a candle; spring is coming
After a winter that has felt endless, Candlemas is here
Eleanor Parker
Friday, 29 January
29.01
Hollywood’s ugly feminism
Carey Mulligan has missed the awkward truth about her bad review in Variety
Tanya Gold
Wednesday, 27 January
27.01
Is a vaccine trade war brewing?
The breakdown of supply chains and squabbles over jab efficacy proves a dangerous combination
Tom Chivers
Tuesday, 26 January
26.01
The rise of hip hop politicians
A young, African electorate is growing frustrated with corrupt, ageing despots
Daniel Knowles
Friday, 22 January
22.01
French cartoonists are in trouble again
Le Monde, which defended the right to offend Islam, is more 'Anglo-Saxon' on the transgender issue
John Lichfield
Thursday, 21 January
21.01
Here comes 1984: The Musical
George Orwell's widow was famously protective of his legacy, but now his work is out of copyright
Dorian Lynskey
Wednesday, 20 January
20.01
The heroism of heavy metal
The genre was born of Britain's imperial grandeur and industrial might
Mary Harrington
Tuesday, 19 January
19.01
We need Scepticism more than ever
In times of crisis we should encourage — not penalise — critical thinking
Freddie Sayers
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