‘For a party which likes to bleat about “following the science” on Covid and climate change, it’s just a shame that the Scottish Greens can’t do the same when it comes to children’s welfare…’

✍️ Steerpike

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‘Trashing cultural icons is a modern phenomenon amplified by social media and done, largely, to attract attention.’

✍️ Mark Solomons

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‘The Met is not improving, or at least not quickly enough. When new challenges arise, they are handled partially, ineptly and often misguidedly aggressively.’

✍️ Eliot Wilson

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‘TikTok might soon be banned in the United States. But what about other apps owned by Chinese companies? Should we ban them too?’

✍️ Jon Pelson

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A bumpy journey on Glasgow’s pot-holed roads is a bone rattling indictment of the decline of the public realm

Andrew McQuillan
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‘You’re not even Jewish – why do you care?’

I’ve been getting this all my life from weirdos, ever since as a kid I found out about the Holocaust

Julie Burchill

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Entirely pointless and extremely pleasant: House Flipper 2 reviewed 👇

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Trump’s stance on Ukraine has shifted dramatically in recent months

James Heale

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Remembering the life-force that was Michael Tanner – the Cambridge don and Spectator critic extraordinaire 👇

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‘Anti-Semitism’ doesn’t cover what’s going on right now – ‘Judeophobia’ says it better

Julie Burchill

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Murder in the dark: The Eighth House, by Linda Segtnan, reviewed 👇

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‘There are two sexes’, Dawkins says. ‘Exactly two sexes and only two sexes.’

That Dawkins should feel the need to explain this to a roomful of educated adults is an indictment of the times in which we are living

Josephine Bartosch

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A new anthropological type is emerging, says Pascal Bruckner – the shrivelled, hyperconnected being who no longer needs others or the outside world 👇

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Do Jonathan Haidt’s claims stand up?

Glynn Harrison

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The truth is that voters aren't in the mood to hand Labour total parliamentary dominance

Patrick O'Flynn

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The torturers of Nagyvárad were not rogue officers or criminal chancers, but state officials. They enjoyed their work

Adam LeBor

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John Deakin: the perfect anti-hero of the tawdry Soho scene 👇

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Australians are struggling to keep a lid on social, political, ethnic and religious tensions

Terry Barnes

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The bloody and humiliating delay in US aid has taught the beleaguered Ukrainians a hard lesson

Owen Matthews

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After undergoing prolonged cosmetic dentistry, 50-year-old John Patrick Higgins reluctantly acknowledges that he’ll never be the stylish man about town of his dreams 👇

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