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A woke at the wheel of wonderful museums

If the country’s great collections are to be saved from the illogic of left-wing groupthink, we must find a new type of thinker

January 30, 2020

Features

Chronicling courage

'The issues are tricky: transgender people’s understandable desire to pursue happiness as members of the opposite sex can impinge on people born that way'

January 30, 2020

Manchester Square

Feast and Fast: The art of food in Europe

A remarkable and delectable exhibition at the Fitzwilliam

January 30, 2020

Drawing Board

Brandt and Moore: The gentleman and the miner

Based on the impulse to look at everything afresh, Modernist photography could not help but deliver a jumble of perspectives, on both sides of the Atlantic

January 30, 2020

Art

Buda baby boomers

Hungary’s natalist policies are both generous and effective

January 30, 2020

Guest Speaker

Cloud crime and you

Spear-phishers will ruin your life. Here's how to foil them

January 30, 2020

Tech Lesson

An oversized addition to a collection of Victoriana

'As I have now discovered, moving a life-size marble statue is a complicated and expensive business'

January 30, 2020

Diary

Counter-intelligence needs a rethink. Catching spies is not enough

‘Western counter-intelligence has been largely defensive. Given the existential threats we increasingly face, we now need to go on the offensive’

December 4, 2019

Points East & West

Dare call it treason?

"No one should miss the stench of cowardice, and yet there is no sign voters care or understand that cowardice runs through the British state"

December 4, 2019

Politics

Defining women

‘The wording of anti-trans hate-crime guidance is so vague, and so reliant on subjective interpretation, that it could be open to misuse by politically-motivated actors’

December 4, 2019

Spare Rib

Doomed by data, our new Trojan Horse

Surveillance is tightening inside China—but our carelessness also gives the regime huge capabilities abroad

December 4, 2019

Features

Fare well Romania—now your heritage is secure

Reflections on the little-known efforts to save an extraordinary architectural legacy from the wrecking ball of Communism

December 4, 2019

Features

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