Society
Spare me Labour’s summer of sex
Early exposure to pornography can affect people strangely. In an interview this…
The gray belt was made for big tech
It may not look like much, they say, but it’s good land. A hotchpotch of…
Axel Rudakubana and the moral rot of the state
Most of the inquests I have participated in took evidence from a bewildering…
Will big tech kill the countryside?
It may not look like much, they say, but it’s good land. A hotchpotch of…
Who killed the East End mobster?
Reggie Kray died a quarter of a century ago today. And, like any Londoner born…
The battle behind digital IDs
At nearly 2.5 million signatures, the petition against the Government’s proposed…
How Evil is normalised – UnHerd
It’s been a dark and depressing month. One awful week stands out. On 5…
Why slogans won’t change the world
What do the US arm of Guardian newspapers and Palantir Technologies have in…
Paul Kingsnorth: how to fight the Machine
Freddie Sayers: Much of your writing starts with a feeling: a sense of loss, of…
John Boyne refuses to be cancelled
The pen used to be mightier than the sword, but these days the Twitter mob is…
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