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Dominic Cummings: What needs to change about the British government

Oxford

Who serves who?

Dominic Cummings: What needs to change about the British government

The Whitehall in 1795 was more like SpaceX 2025 than Whitehall 2025 is

Dominic Cummings

Trust me: Trump’s revolution is coming to the UK

What I learned from debating at Oxford and Cambridge

Charlie Kirk

The downfall of Tariq Ramadan

Activists who promoted the Islamic scholar have plenty to think about

Paul Stott

Why techno-optimism has become so popular

Adherents believe that technological progress is the best way to fix the world’s problems

Max Jeffery

Diary

What makes a Christian?

With a mixture of trepidation and exhilarated curiosity, I await our future

Richard Dawkins

Books
October 20, 2023
America’s professor: the afterlife of C.S. Lewis
He is the myth-maker, the scholar, the convert, the defender of the faith, the rebel, the writer and the teacher
David J. Davis
Book Review
October 23, 2022
The bookish life of John Carey
Sunday Best: 80 Great Books from a Lifetime of Reviews by John Carey reviewed
D.J. Taylor
Place
August 26, 2022
‘Oxford or Cambridge?’: the vacation edition
Visiting university towns for a uniquely civilized — and wholly British — experience
Alexander Larman
Books
April 18, 2022
Et in Arcadia ego
Interwar Oxford was less a world of dreaming spires and more one of constipated poets
Daisy Dunn
Books
July 22, 2021
In search of Nirad Chaudhuri
The forgotten visionary of British India
Sumantra Maitra

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