07:00

The British imitation of America goes well beyond race The trans movement is another notable US import

Louise Perry

03.06

Did Dominic Cummings cause a lockdown breakdown? There are a couple of problems with this hypothesis

Tom Chivers

03.06

Karl Friston: up to 80% not even susceptible to Covid-19 The influential professor's statistical observations could radically change how we lift lockdown

UnHerd

03.06

After Trump, will a more dangerous demagogue arrive? It's worth contemplating what a more competent populist could achieve

Peter Franklin

02.06

Unfortunately, political sectarianism is only going to get worse We are seeing this on both sides of the Atlantic

Ed West

02.06

Hyper-connectivity: Our fatal weakness The pandemic has exposed this fundamental flaw in the economic system

Peter Franklin

01.06

Is lockdown hurting Red Wall voters the most? New research shows they are badly hit by Covid job losses

UnHerd

01.06

Pandemics and climate change spelled the end for Rome The role of these factors has never looked more relevant

Ed West

01.06

Why Dietrich Bonhoeffer is essential lockdown reading In uncertain times the greatest gift is the security of a good home

Elizabeth Oldfield

07:0030.05

How Brooklyn Hipsterdom disintegrated under lockdown A Bushwick houseshare looked like an urban idyll — until Covid struck

Mary Harrington

29.05

The self-harm of Britain’s R&D policies A new report offers some clues into the UK's dismal record on productivity

Peter Franklin

29.05

The view from Asia: is test and trace even viable in the UK? Experts from South Korea and Hong Kong share their views

UnHerd

29.05

Another day, another misleading Corona study! A 'correlation' is not quite what it seems...

Tom Chivers

28.05

Supporters of Emily Maitlis should be careful what they wish for One day, the tables might turn

Paul Embery

28.05

Universal Basic Income: A solution to Wokenomics? Single mothers can be supported without the state's intrusion

Louise Perry

28.05

What René Girard would have to say about Dominic Cummings The French philosopher warned of the spiralling nature of psychosocial violence

Jack Hutchison

27.05

To revive the economy, tax Britain’s piggy banks It is the only way to discourage unwanted flows of capital

Peter Franklin

27.05

When will churchgoers sing again? It is the closest I come to a felt encounter with the divine

Elizabeth Oldfield

27.05

Cummings is guilty but shouldn’t resign I took a look at how governments across the world have responded in similar cases

Eric Kaufmann

26.05

Slowly but surely, Britain is turning into America The Cummings saga has put this gruesome transformation on full display

Ed West

26.05

A newer, better version of the Free Speech Union? The Campaign for Common Sense is launching a fresh assault on cancel culture

Mary Harrington

26.05

Netanyahu’s trial is a test of Israel’s democracy The Prime Minister's trial began on Sunday

Giles Fraser

25.05

Why do our church leaders worship at the altar of health and safety? They are so attached to the idea that everything else is obscured

David Quinn

24.05

Where is the real Northumberland? Today is a reminder of the shrunken county imposed on Northumbrians 50 years ago

Dan Jackson

22.05

China’s amour propre has become its tragic flaw Western elites won't turn a blind eye to the HK security law

Mary Harrington

22.05

Let’s put young Brits to work planting trees Why not give disenchanted youths a job to be proud of?

Peter Franklin

21.05

Banned by YouTube: Professor Karol Sikora discusses Covid-19 Signs that the virus is 'getting tired' across the world

Freddie Sayers

21.05

How much difference would an earlier shutdown have made? There are some wildly overconfident claims going around

Tom Chivers

21.05

Sunetra Gupta: Covid-19 is on the way out

UnHerd

21.05

The Joe Rogan-Spotify deal is bad news for podcasting One commentator warns that it is a worrying sign of what is to come

UnHerd

20.05

Niall Ferguson: Covid-19 is China’s Chernobyl moment The historian talks to Freddie Sayers about the geopolitics of this pandemic

UnHerd

20.05

Sobriety tags? Great, let’s put them on politicians The consequences of health monitoring devices are mind-boggling

Peter Franklin

20.05

UnHerd and the UK new media landscape Don't miss our write-up in the i newspaper

UnHerd

19.05

Will Covid mark the end of national sovereignty in Europe? One way or another, a Rubicon will have to be crossed

Peter Franklin

19.05

Does blank slateism make us more intolerant? That's the implication of a new research paper on polarisation

Mary Harrington

18.05

Once again, Macron looks to de Gaulle The French President has faced criticism for invoking the war-time general

Aris Roussinos

18.05

Apocalyptos miss the heart of the Christian story Escaping to a bunker during a crisis will only get you so far

Giles Fraser

16.05

Who was the real Oliver Cromwell? The Lord Protector remains an uneasy figure in English history even to this day

Mary Harrington

15.05

The post Covid blocs are beginning to emerge The world is dividing into low-Covid countries and places which have decided to live alongside it

Freddie Sayers

15.05

See you in 2040 — bet you the world is a better place Contrary to what the doom-mongers say, people will be healthier, richer and living in peace

Ed West

15.05

Facemasks: yet another social pressure that women feel more than men From girlhood we are more worried about how we are perceived than boys

Zoe Strimpel

14.05

Does remdesivir treat Covid-19? The drug got FDA approval earlier this month

Tom Chivers

14.05

The pre-modern idyll of Thomas the Tank Engine The children's book celebrates its 75th anniversary this week

Niall Gooch

14.05

After lockdown, prepare for the Big Move Leaving London is becoming an increasingly attractive prospect

Peter Franklin

13.05

Normalement, or back to normal? Let's look to the French for a better understanding of that tricky word

Elizabeth Oldfield

13.05

The case for lockdowns Dr Natalie Dean talks to Freddie Sayers

UnHerd

13.05

The new battle line in libertarian thought Covid has pitched the rationalists against the visceralists

Peter Franklin

12.05

Who are the corona tribes? Even as Covid turns our world upside down, polarisation is creeping back

Ed West

12.05

Are the young turning into progressive authoritarians? A recent poll seems to suggest so...

Peter Franklin

12.05

Memo to the Government: we don’t all live in zones 1 to 4 For most people, the office isn't a cycle-ride away

Mary Harrington

11.05

Is Boris extending an olive branch to Putin? As UK-China relations sour, Moscow beckons

Mary Dejevsky

11.05

Why are we placing high-risk trans sex offenders in women’s prisons? It creates a dangerous environment for female inmates

Julie Bindel

11.05

‘Stay alert’ is not precise — but it is meaningful Those who conflate the two are being disingenuous

Giles Fraser

08.05

Newsnight turns Covid-sceptic An investigation from the BBC programme implies that lockdown may have been an overreaction

UnHerd

08.05

How much is a human life worth? A Telegraph columnist has tried to put a figure on it

Giles Fraser

07.05

To the cafe tables, comrades — bring on the al fresco revolution Let's rediscover streets as beautiful places for business and pleasure

Nicholas Boys Smith

07.05

Has Germany just blown up the Eurozone? The most important story of the week was buried in pages of Deutsche legalese

Peter Franklin

06.05

I told you so! 100,000 tests was a foolish target A classic case of Goodhart's Law...

Tom Chivers

06.05

Do not let a brilliant thinker like Benedict fall silent He remains a valuable source of wisdom in the Catholic world

Dan Hitchens

06.05

The FT’s shameful false equivalence on America and China Gideon Rachman makes a series of dubious claims in his latest column

Peter Franklin

05.05

Welcome to the struggle, Comrade Bray The Amazon vice-president's resignation is a reminder of the company's dark side

James Bloodworth

05.05

German virologist: Covid-19 is less deadly than feared Professor Hendrik Streeck's findings show a fatality rate of 0.24-0.36%

Freddie Sayers

05.05

The trade unions are back in the driving seat Worker groups are going to play a powerful role in our exit from lockdown

Jack Harris

05.05

The hidden culture war behind Michael Gove’s bookshelf Both sides in this stupid argument are barking up the wrong tree

Mary Harrington

04.05

Not now please, Universal Basic Income enthusiasts Government needs to be able to direct spending power to where it's needed most

Peter Franklin

04.05

Let priests pray in their churches It is an act of defiance against C-19

Giles Fraser

02.05

Nobel prize-winning scientist: the Covid-19 epidemic was never exponential Professor Michael Levitt has been following the numbers

Freddie Sayers

01.05

The C of E has retreated to the kitchen The Church has lost confidence in its own values

Giles Fraser

01.05

Can we have a grown-up conversation about free trade? I have to take issue with Daniel Hannan...

Peter Franklin

30.04

Thomas Sowell’s ‘conflict of visions’ — epidemiology edition Johan Giesecke and Neil Ferguson embody the philosopher's two competing world views

Peter Hurst

30.04

Stop obsessing over the 100,000 test target The Government should never have mentioned this arbitrary goal

Tom Chivers

30.04

Will the pandemic simplify our lives? It's an attractive but extremely wishful idea

Peter Franklin

29.04

Yanis Varoufakis on Covid-19, Brexit and the trouble with Keir Starmer Freddie Sayers speaks to the former Greek finance minister

UnHerd

29.04

Why no mention of marriage in the domestic violence debate? Lockdown has put the politics of home in the spotlight

Danny Kruger

29.04

Johan Giesecke stands firm: death rates in Sweden will go down The Swedish professor responds to our Neil Ferguson interview

Freddie Sayers

29.04

Michael Moore turns on the Green Movement The Left-wing filmmaker has caused a stir in liberal circles

UnHerd

28.04

The Guardian’s paranoid anti-nationalism The paper makes a less-than-convincing case about who — or what — is to blame for the crisis

Peter Franklin

28.04

The tragic hubris of modern city planning A new book shows how post-war cities are turning into ghost towns

Giles Fraser

27.04

Will Covid kill neoliberalism? Freddie Sayers speaks to Thomas Fazi and Julian Jessop

UnHerd

27.04

Is anorexia wired into our moral foundations? Modern day eating disorders might share the same roots as medieval asceticism

Mary Harrington

27.04

A post-Kim Korea is a dangerous proposition The demise of a dictator rarely turns a country into a flowering democracy

Mary Dejevsky

25.04

Imperial’s Neil Ferguson defends lockdown strategy Freddie Sayers speaks to the British epidemiologist on today's episode of Lockdown TV

UnHerd