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Why we’re launching a private Arday inquiry
The Committee for Academic Freedom has launched its own investigation into Jason Arday to ask whether equality law or “equity” is driving academic recruitment
The problem with Tim Stanleyism
You cannot celebrate tradition while blandly accepting wholesale change
A staggeringly horrible meal
Inconceivable that anyone could stick that on a plate and expect someone to pay for it, much less eat it
Rishi Sunak was a coward
Such a gifted man has no excuse for leaving such an ineffective legacy
Rethinking class action culture
We need transparency to ensure that justice is prioritised over profit
Classic cures for the summertime blues
Good as Gold by Joseph Heller;
The Bachelors by Muriel Spark; Leave it to
Psmith by P.G. Wodehouse
Zelensky is facing a polycrisis
Ukraine is dealing with political turmoil as well as a grim military situation
The King and the killer
The deaths of Harald V and Ratko Mladić could hardly have been marked more differently
A European gas crisis is looming
Global events and European policies are creating a perfect storm that threatens energy security
The right is wrong about climate change
Dismissing the need to act on climate change is dangerous short-term thinking
How will the riots change France?
The violence has dark implications for the political and demographic future of the country
Was whiteness relevant to Ann Widdecombe’s murder?
The significance of ethnicity to crime depends on the nature of the crime
Covid-19: the great forgetting
We have repressed the memories of the pandemic that changed all of our lives