Labour Misogynists
The most female-friendly role models in politics today are on the Right
Politics, Ideas and the Arts
Country Is Queen
Patriotism is loathed by some but it's never been more important
On The Shelf
Books in our culture have been tragically downgraded
Jomo Vs. Fomo
An epidemic of Jomo is raging amongst millenials: the joy of missing out
The Name’s Bond
As a girl, Clarissa Pryce-Jones was caught up in the German invasion of Athens — and her saviour may have been Fleming's original
Brexit Bonanza
Die Welt reported that Brexit has meant high-street businesses going bust. They couldn't be more wrong
Are We Losing The War On Home-Grown Terror?
The Prevent anti-extremism programme is threatened by Islamists, Salafists and the Left. Too few Muslims are standing up for it
The Long Battle To Clear A Cardinal’s Name
Jailed by the Communists, Croatia’s former primate Alojzije Stepinac still awaits sainthood
Why The Most Civilised Of Men Felt Like A Fraud
James Stourton's biography of Kenneth Clark offers insights into a life riddled with paradox
Sound, Fury and Not Much Else
Slovenia's second most famous export, Slavoj Žižek, gets full marks for effort, but his 1970s dialectic seems a bit retro
Sam-I-Am’s Final Act
The last volume of his collected letters reveals Samuel Beckett at his most Beckettian
Growth Of A New Han Dynasty
Chinese literary phenomenon (and racecar driver) Han Han's essays are funny, sharp and wryly self-aware