August 14, 2020

Ben & Jerry’s pitiful ‘wokescreen’ The ice cream maker's attempt to shame the Home Secretary on Twitter didn't go according to plan

Douglas Murray

11.08

How ID cards could set us free Once they were seen as a threat to civil liberties, now they might preserve them

Peter Franklin

25.02

Every Home Secretary must fight the Home Office Priti Patel's war with her own department is nothing new

Stephen Pollard

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

08.01

Lisa Nandy can’t have her cake and eat it The Labour leadership candidate advocates communitarian politics and universalist obligations. That doesn't add up.

David Goodhart

03.01

What’s the point of civil partnerships? Let’s not pretend that cancelling marriage will eradicate the power imbalances of sexual politics

Giles Fraser

12.12

Time for Boris Johnson to show his true colours Following his resounding win, the PM will no longer be able to leave his political creed undefined

Matthew Goodwin

11.12

Why Tories are becoming extinct There are huge, unprecedented demographic challenges facing the Conservative Party

Ed West

26.11

Who cares about immigration? UnHerd's polling indicates that politics is realigning around attitudes to migration

Eric Kaufmann

11.11

It’s a bad time for an illegal immigration amnesty The Windrush scandal is not a reason to scrap the current system

David Goodhart

17.10

As a headstrong activist, I was a dangerous thing Like Labour, I dismissed the concerns of decent people as they struggled to cope with fundamental social change

Paul Embery

30.09

How to be a responsible globalist Immigration isn't only about economics — so we need to reframe the debate

Hassan Damluji