February 7, 2022

How Farage had the last laugh The disruptive populist changed Britain for ever

Will Lloyd

22.12

A letter from Calais Those who are displaced will always lose

Abdul Saboor

11.11

VS Naipaul was no victim His fellow post-colonial writers hated him

Murtaza Hussain

20.10

Michel Barnier could be the next French president The former Brexit negotiator can no longer be ignored

John Lichfield

04.10

Can the South escape its demons? To save America, the old Confederacy must adapt to progressive politics

Joel Kotkin

28.05

The EU’s most shameful betrayal Member states are using increasingly brutal tactics to keep out refugees

Giles Fraser

16.04

Is my Christianity a disguise? There's an undeniable feeling of guilt as old loyalties are replaced

Giles Fraser

07.04

Sweden’s migrant rape crisis European liberals never ask uncomfortable questions about immigration

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

17.03

How the Irish became white There is more than some truth to the country's folklore

Razib Khan

06.03

Europe’s guilty conscience EU leaders wilfully misunderstand the problems of Muslim immigration

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

28.11

Where in Britain does ‘do God’? New polling finds that faith is more vigorous in the cities, especially in places shaped by migration

Giles Fraser

31.10

Why do Remainers revile homesickness? The yearning for home, along with the idea of nostalgia, is a legitimate political instinct that is now being used as an insult

Giles Fraser