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Roland Philipps makes a strong case that Donald Maclean was, from the Soviet point of view, the most valuables spy of the Cambridge Five

Heavy-hitters tackling big subjects of direct relevance to Britain today — now that is good news

Ed Husain argues in his new book "The House of Islam" that the key struggle of our time is within Islam itself

Was Hans Asperger a benevolent and humane doctor? Or was he deeply implicated in Nazi psychiatry and its darkest episode, euthanasia?

The five Ancient Greek romances that have made it down to us in their entirety are an enigma

Bitcoin is a fascinating hybrid: part cult, part asset, part business enterprise, part currency, part fad—and it appeals to the best and worst of human nature

Does contemporary Western civilisation face any threat more pressing than that which emanates from within our own societies?

Western scholarship on Islam has long been under a cloud

For many, Swanton and Arlott embodied the soul of cricket themselves

Far more than just a jolly trip down memory lane, with a backdrop of dreaming spires, this is a moving and mature work