Spooked by Islamists
Watching the latest batch of spy thrillers, you’d never guess who the real enemy was
A Reader’s Guide to Thatcherism
As anti-Thatcher literature blossomed in the 1980s, it was tempting to argue that the Right had won the economic war and the Left had won the cultural war. But the real victors of the past 30 years are blaring populists, ignorant and proud of it.
Revolutionary Rediscovered
The BBC has created an admirable series about a pioneering barrister — Garrow’s Law
Is the Internet a Tool of Tyranny?
We imagine that the web is a forum for uncensored thought. We couldn’t be more wrong
The High Price of Patriotism
Derek Pasquill, the Foreign Office whistleblower who leaked documents on its collusion with Islamists, now faces ruin
Killing Miss Austen
The BBC’s adaptation of Emma might promote sexual chemistry but it lacks all tension
The Joke is On the Viewers
Ant and Dec rigged their game shows, but the fans have left them off the hook
You Won’t Read All About It
Britain’s arcane and illogical libel laws, litigious oligarchs and oil sheikhs have made it almost impossible to report the truth
Mock the Nation
Is the BBC trying to appeal to the same audience that watches internet porn?
Turning a Blind Eye to Misogyny
Liberals and feminists do not consider the oppression of women a pressing concern when done in the name of culture or religion
