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Do schools really have a problem with sexual violence?
Schools and the problem of ‘rape culture’
The competitive cult of cosiness
Can we escape the cult of cosiness?
Britain’s vaccine success was supposed to lead to freedom. What happened?
Britain’s vaccine success was supposed to lead to freedom. What happened?
How Prince Harry became celebrity frontman for a very questionable industry
Prince Harry’s very questionable new job
The misguided plan to ‘retain and explain’ statues
The misguided plan to ‘retain and explain’ statues
After London lockdown, LA is like Disneyland
When I arrived a month ago, one wouldn’t believe LA was suffering a major pandemic. The roads were still busy…
In Israel, vaccine passports are already redundant
Vaccine passports are already redundant in Israel
Boris on liberty: the PM has always been against ID cards – until now
The PM has always been against ID cards… until now
The joy and suffering of writing a book
Spring is coming. There was snow in the garden till last week, here in Canada, where I have been spending…
Britain’s travel ban brings risks of its own
It’s time to get Britain travelling again
University challenge: conservatives are now the radicals on campus
Conservatives are now the radicals on campus
The new opposition: an interview with Ed Davey
Ed Davey on why the Lib Dems are the only party voting against lockdown laws
The troubling history of Mormonism
Are Mormons prepared to ignore their troubled history?
‘Spiritual but not religious’: the rise of consumerism in church
The problems with ‘Spiritual but not Religious’
How should we tackle vaccine hesitancy?
The need to tackle vaccine hesitancy
What Mormons like me really believe
We Mormons really aren’t that different
Has the vaccine cured my long Covid?
Has the vaccine cured my long Covid?
WHO knows? We still can't be sure of Covid's origins
We still can’t be sure where the virus originated
Is the adder slithering towards extinction?
In early April, when the chiffchaff sings its drab little song in the leafless hawthorns, something is stirring in the…
The fightback: it’s time for the West to take on China
Western democracies must unite against China’s economic bullying
‘Everyone’s Invited’ shows that nobody’s safe
For teenagers, the battle of the sexes has never been so complicated
Can Britain’s new military policy end decades of pretence?
Can Britain’s new military policy end decades of pretence?
The lifelong effects of being a child in the British Raj
The last children of the Raj
We don’t need a new law against ‘conversion therapy’
The fake fight against ‘gay therapy’
How mead became cool again
The last time I drank mead was 7 April 1978. It was my 18th birthday and —unforgettably — it was…
