The housing crisis is inescapable
It's one of the UK’s biggest policy problems, with knock-on effects on everything from productivity to pensions and the demographic…
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The dangers of AI art
The appetite for AI-generated work reveals a pessimistic view of the future: one that tells us that our collective imagination…
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Why Rishi Sunak is struggling as Prime Minister
The problem isn’t just a bad inheritance – it’s his lack of experience.
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Europe’s hard right is deeply divided. Does it matter?
Giorgia Meloni and company are set on changing the EU, but they’re not a united front.
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The new racist right are uniquely dangerous
Online, they openly espouse a politics utterly at odds with basic notions of equal human worth and dignity. Yet the…
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The West’s useful idiots
The solipsism and self-censorship of the campus intelligentsia has spread throughout society. But demand for instruction in progressive doublespeak is…
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How the National Trust won the war on woke
The charity has outsmarted and outmanoeuvred its critics, who are all too easy to caricature as furious cranks and bigots.
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How Britain legalised crime
The UK’s neglected towns have become a haven for criminals while residents try to retain local pride – and police…
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