April 29, 2021

The myth of lockdown suicides The pandemic has shown that loneliness and despair can be defeated by togetherness

Giles Fraser

26.04

Do boobs have to be political? The great awokening has made it harder for women to write about their bodies

Kat Rosenfield

24.04

How France lost her dignity A civilisation that legalises euthanasia loses all respect

Michel Houellebecq

23.04

Why the atheists turned on Dawkins They care more about social justice than whether or not God exists

Ben Sixsmith

22.04

How George Floyd became a martyr His death has spawned a cult — and for heretics there is no redemption

Ed West

21.04

How Critical Race Theory captured the Church The anti-racism report is heavily influenced by subversive ideology

Giles Udy

19.04

You can’t silence D.H. Lawrence Spurned by feminists and silenced for decades, his work is more relevant than ever

Frances Wilson

13.04

What haunts Hunter Biden? The politician's son had the misfortune to grow up surrounded by saints

Tanya Gold

02.04

Cancel culture won’t save you In the quiet of Holy Week, I can admit I was a bully

Giles Fraser

02.04

How God created the West As religion ebbs, interest in how Christianity shaped us is growing

Ed West

02.04

Homosexuality’s Christian roots Even in the bedroom we are shaped by the past

Tom Holland

02.04

Why Easter is music to my ears Even atheists can moved by the music of Holy Week

Douglas Murray