The unspeakable horror of the Pelicot rape case
When monstrosities like the Dominique Pelicot case are revealed, the general love I feel for men seems suddenly starkly absurd.
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The hostile takeover of English football
From the row over Premier League regulation to Hollywood investors, the national game has never felt more distant from its…
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Labour needs to find its purpose
For all the talk of missions, we don’t yet know what this government is really about.
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Progressive realism shouldn’t mean cheering a thuggish regime’s crimes
David Lammy should know that Azerbaijan did not "liberate territory". It engaged in ethnic cleansing.
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Labour needs a new story on multiculturalism
This conference, Keir Starmer should seize the opportunity to address the ethnic conflict of the summer.
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The inescapable logic of pedestrianising Oxford Street
The plan has been raised more than once. This time, it might actually happen.
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When did we stop telling young girls that looks don’t matter?
“It’s what’s inside that counts” was the message that defined my childhood. Now, faux-empowering it-feels-good-to-look-good branding reigns supreme.
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“Britishcore” is no substitute for national identity
The left needs a national vision which extends beyond 21st-century twee.
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