Daniel Johnson

“We are all living with the consequences of the great American abdication of the last decade.”

Music appreciation should be a part of every schoolchild’s life, and the BBC Proms play a vital part in lifelong musical education

There are at least three things wrong with the way the subject is taught at our universities today

“In her first two months on the bridge, Theresa May has skilfully steered the ship of state away from hazardous Continental rocks and into the open sea”

The titans of modern Western thought were products of the civilisation they revolutionised

A lecture in Madrid by Daniel Johnson

Amos Oz’s new novel Judas embraces history, debate, and autobiography

The former Cabinet minister was the modest but highly effective lynchpin of the Cameron government

“The European question has been given a decisive answer by the British people. We believe it was the right one. And it is final. Three other questions remain. Why did it happen? What does it mean? And what will happen next?”

We must be prepared to defend our civilisation’s values with policies muscular enough to protect us from the growing totalitarian threat