Lunch With Hollande The President of the Republic is intelligent, good-humoured, and likeable, but it's hard to shake the feeling that his time in office has been disastrous July 5, 2016 Counterpoints
Dinner With The Clintons In 1978, the newly-elected Governor of Arkansas and his wife came to London for a holiday July 5, 2016 Counterpoints
Maths For Girls Talking about maths on aesthetic terms might make it more appealing to reluctant teens July 5, 2016 Counterpoints
Cool For Katz Alex Katz's bold, instantly recognisable canvases have been widely imitated July 5, 2016 Counterpoints
Seldom-Seen Selden John Selden, the foremost lawyer of the 17th century, defined the essence of England — with help from the Talmud July 5, 2016 Counterpoints
Dating Dilemma Could the greatest dilemma faced by men and women today come at the end of a meal when the waiter appears with the bill? July 5, 2016 Counterpoints
Unconventional Convention Can the Libertarians break through America's two-party system? July 5, 2016 Dispatches
Islam and the French Republic From inner-city Paris to la France profonde, immigration has changed everything July 5, 2016 Dispatches
Was There An Irish Enlightenment? What is "enlightenment", and did one happen in 18th-century Ireland? July 5, 2016 Books
Napoleon’s Bête Noire Mme de Staël's works are once again being read, but she deserves to be remembered as a realist as well as a fabulist July 5, 2016 Books
In Defence Of An Embattled Bishop George Bell, Bishop of Chichester, has enjoyed great posthumous respect — but now stands accused of child abuse July 5, 2016 Books