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Two conferences in two European cities. Two attempted bans (though only one successful). Two different responses from politicians and the media. All...
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Three years ago, on 25 March 2021, a teacher from Batley Grammar School (BGS) in West Yorkshire was forced into hiding after a religious studies...
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‘Child 44” was raped by many men over a long period of time, eventually forced to have an abortion, aged 13. None of her abusers was charged with...
‘It was a scandal hiding in plain sight.” “The result of a series of choices, the sum of state neglect and corporate wrongdoing.” “Most...
For some, she is the wretched epitome of the liberal elite; for others, the victim of a “racist mob”. She herself condemns her critics for having...
The difference between the study of history and the construction of public memory, the American historian Arno Mayer observed, is that “whereas the...
Nadine Dorries or Jacob Rees-Mogg? Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk? Uefa or the European Super League? Yes, sometimes life seems like a succession of...
‘Solidarity has to come through class.” So insisted Rollie, a member of the audience in the latest of the Reith lectures, given this year by...
Imagine that Britain signs a treaty with France agreeing to take its unwanted migrants for cash payment; that France suggests sending lawyers to this...
An award ceremony for the Palestine-born novelist and essayist Adania Shibli is cancelled by the Frankfurt book fair because of “the war started by...
At times it felt less like Succession than Fawlty Towers, not so much Shakespearean tragedy as Laurel and Hardy farce. OpenAI is the hottest tech...
‘But what is your alternative?” It’s an important question in political debates when a particular policy or action is being challenged. It can...
On Wednesday, the UK supreme court will give its verdict on the Rwanda deportation scheme. The decision will clearly have a major impact on those who...
Watching the tragedy unfold in Israel and Palestine has sometimes felt like reading the Oresteia backwards. A trilogy of plays by Aeschylus, written...
‘T hey too have casualties, they too have captives and they have mothers who weep … Let’s make real peace”. Not a liberal peacenik speaking...
‘F ew people think of finance as an ethical career choice,” William MacAskill observes. But they should. “By making as much money as we can and...
‘H as multiculturalism failed?” It is a debate that raged a decade ago but had seemed to have faded into the political background in recent years....
A liberal elite out of touch with the conservative instincts of the British people. A political realignment defined by an electorate more culturally...
A customer demands a refund on goods she bought but no longer wants. The shop owner refuses, offering a credit note instead. The customer grabs other...
A shape less recogni sable each week, A purpose more obscure. I wonder who Will be the last, the very last, to seek This place for what it was...
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