3 Feb 2020 - 1:00am

The two faces of Boris Johnson The PM's classical education instilled a rhetorical world view well-suited to our times

Freddie Sayers

31.01

Why I won’t be celebrating Brexit The past four years have been a depressing demonstration of how the Left lost its way

Paul Embery

31.01

All the lies about Leavers They're nostalgic, they're gullible, and they're scared of diversity — all these myths have been debunked

Matthew Goodwin

31.01

The seven stages of Remainer grief It isn’t just Big Ben that should stay silent today. Stop all the clocks.

Polly Mackenzie

27.01

The roots of identitarian liberalism   Joseph Roth understood the dangers of identity politics long before the term was invented

John Gray

23.01

Rural Cornwall is right to be anxious If the duchy is to survive Brexit, something must be done about its not-so-splendid isolation

Tanya Gold

22.01

Everything you know about Europe is wrong British liberals have created a Europe of their imagination, but how closely does it resemble reality?

Ed West

21.01

What Sajid Javid should say at Davos, but won’t Dear Chancellor, we’ve written your speech for you — no need to thank us

Peter Franklin

20.01

How Brexit broke up the ‘special relationship’ Trump's weakening of our military alliance is part of a long-term trend — but Brexit and Iraq accelerated it

Mike Martin

17.01

The New York Times’ bizarre campaign against Britain America's most prestigious paper keeps producing laughably inaccurate pieces presenting the UK as a racist hellhole

Douglas Murray

14.01

Who will headline the Festival of Brexit? With a bit of 'hope and happiness', surely the widely-pilloried Festival of Great Britain and Northern Ireland could bring a divided nation together

Various Contributors

09.01

The blight of farm suicides It's badly paid, lonely, bureaucratic and the most dangerous job in Britain

John Lewis-Stempel