Euroscepticism is growing all over Europe
Europhiles have warned us for years of the dangers of Britain leaving the EU. But all the while a different…
Europe’s ever-looser union
Europhiles have warned us for years of the dangers of Britain leaving the EU. But all the while a different…
A licence to kill - the slippery slope of 'assisted dying'
If you don’t think legalising ‘assisted dying’ is a slippery slope, you haven’t been paying attention
Paul Mason's Postcapitalism is proof that the left is out of ideas
The left is always eager to be told that capitalism’s final crisis is upon us – and it is always disappointed
The first things you should do in Florence
The British have always been in love with Florence. First visits cannot disappoint. One friend recalls being herded around as…
Florence
The British have always been in love with Florence. First visits cannot disappoint. One friend recalls being herded around as…
Treat the NHS as a religion, and you give it the right to run your life
Don’t drink, don’t smoke, keep fit, die young
Smash Isis now – or we’ll all pay later
Assassinate its leadership, destroy its sense of destiny
How Lampedusa copes when the migrant ships come in
Encounters with those who have risked their lives to cross the Mediterranean
Judith Miller, Scooter Libby, and the trouble with special prosecutors
Scooter Libby’s conviction looks ever shakier – and a sign of the deep problem with America’s special prosecutors
'The truth is hard': an interview with Roger Scruton
Roger Scruton on why we’re losing the battle for western civilisation
A survivor of the Copenhagen attack speaks: ‘If we should stop drawing cartoons, should we also stop having synagogues?’
An interview with Helle Brix, who was at the meeting in Copenhagen on Saturday when the shooting happened
'Religion of peace' is not a harmless platitude
Despite what our leaders tell us, Islamic extremism is all about Islam
Why are we abandoning the Middle East's Christians to Isis?
Why are we abandoning Christians to Isis?
To make asylum work, we’ll have to talk frankly
It is the easiest thing in the world to say who should come to Britain and why. But if there…
Jonathan Sacks on religion, politics and the civil war that Islam needs
Former chief rabbi Jonathan Sacks on the return of religion to public life and the civil war that Islam needs
Clive James on his late flowering: ‘I am in the slightly embarrassing position where I write poems saying I’m about to die and then don’t’
Clive James on poetry, civilisation and the critical benefits of facing leukaemia
Our boys in the Islamic state: Britain's export jihad
Why we lead the West in exporting jihad
No, I haven’t seen that beheading video. And it’s not right to share it
It’s time to stand up against the self-righteous sharing of videos of beheading and other gruesome violence
A world crisis with no world leader
No one wants to pay the price of speaking for the free world
Now that we can't even trust the church, who can we trust?
One by one our great institutions have tumbled
Save our children from the Islamists
When will we stop the Islamists trying to control the minds of a generation of pupils?
Ukip aren’t going away – and David Cameron has no idea what to do
Cameron must move from badmouthing Ukip to addressing the fears of its voters
Would human life be sacred in an atheist world?
Can human life be sacred in a post-Christian world?
We've got gay rights, now let's have gay responsibility
Why should our marriages demand less than straight ones?
