January 5, 2022

Why the online Right flirt with the Taliban Islamism fills a vacuum left by modern conservatism

Esme Partridge

17.12

The battle for North Shropshire The by-election was a referendum on Boris Johnson's leadership

Tanya Gold

16.09

What’s behind the Boris reshuffle? The sackings were inevitable but the appointments are intriguing

Tim Bale

02.08

The truth about the Blue Wall It shouldn't come as a surprise that some Tory support is waning

Tim Bale

22.07

Why I’ll never vote Tory again The Conservative Party has become a vessel for personal ambition

Giles Fraser

16.06

Will Boris lose the Blue Wall? The Tory majority is vast, but the Liberal Democrats sense an opportunity

Tanya Gold

08.05

Labour isn’t working Getting rid of Keir won't solve the party's structural, cultural and existential problems

Paul Embery

20.04

The Blue Wall won’t save Labour It will take more than a few Tory marginals to change the Left's fortunes

Matthew Goodwin

25.02

Are you a ‘basic conservative’? As Tony Soprano shows, we all long for clear-cut social norms — even if we disobey them

Ed West

20.01

The heroism of heavy metal The genre was born of Britain's imperial grandeur and industrial might

Mary Harrington

24.11

Must we always demolish the past? The culture police always feels it has the right to dismiss and destroy

Jonathan Glancey

03.03

Let’s scrap the Human Rights Act The response to the Conservative proposal combines high-minded hysteria with ignorance of history

John Gray