June 9, 2021

The Tories created their own worst enemy The woke public sector is a monster of their making

Mary Harrington

10.05

What if Ireland were united? The partition of the island averted tragedy — and then enabled it

Colm Toibin

30.04

The Marie-Antoinette in Downing Street As No 10 is wallpapered in gold, others are left to live with dangerous cladding

Jenny McCartney

07.04

The Tory playboy who toppled the toffs Iain Macleod was destined to be PM — and then fate caught up with him

Gavin Haynes

18.12

How bad is it for Boris? The failures of Thatcher, Cameron and Major provide lessons for the PM

Tim Bale

16.11

How Thatcher rejected feminism <I>The Crown</I> flags up something vital to the rise of our first female prime minster

Sarah Ditum

22.10

Why bishops shouldn’t stay out of politics Christianity is not just a narrow little hobby for the soul, but a vision of the whole world

Giles Fraser

12.10

Feminism’s dangerous new allies The Left may have let women down, but be wary of false promises from the Right

Julie Bindel

01.07

Where have all the good politicians gone? Westminster has become so toxic not even Tony Blair wants his kids to become MPs

Ian Birrell

11.03

Ten ways the Tories can retain the ‘Red Wall’ The Conservative Party must adjust its traditional offer to hold on to new voters

Phillip Blond

03.02

Today’s liberals dream of a workerless paradise A new book argues that that both Left and Right are now engaged in class war — against the poor

James Bloodworth

07.01

The poisoning of liberal democracy Ferdinand Mount's <I> The New Few </i> presages a decade destabilised by inequality and incompetent oligarchies

Tanya Gold