January 20, 2022

Why we’ll end up eating bugs The golden age of capitalism will emasculate us all

Peter Franklin

18.10

Crisis is the new normal The Left's embrace of globalism has left Britain on life support

Aris Roussinos

14.01

The dark roots of faddish food movements Our desire for self-sufficiency has a surprisingly unpalatable history

04.12

Brexit is a betrayal of Britain’s farmers We'll all suffer the consequences of the Government's terrible plan for agriculture

James Rebanks

03.12

Maybe Scrooge was right Windy lectures on structural inequality won't change society, but kindness might

Giles Fraser

11.11

Why the poor eat poorly The Government has U-turned on free school meals. But moralising about people's diets won't help

James Bloodworth

05.08

Let them eat prawn cocktail crisps Boris Johnson used to scoff at the puritans who wanted to curb our God-given appetites. Now he's become one of them

Diane Purkiss

18.03

How coronavirus exposes our fragility We Britons have traded an old-fashioned feeling of security for a convenience lifestyle

James Kirkup

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

26.12

The dangers of festive over-indulgence As Stephan Guyenet’s <I>The Hungry Brain</i> demonstrates, capitalism is cooking up food to reprogram our appetites

Tom Chivers

14.02

Why high-rise farms could save the world

Peter Franklin