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Extreme measures
Britain must investigate its Islamist ‘dawa’ networks
Highland games
Will Boris Johnson call Nicola Sturgeon’s bluff?
Open arms
It’s the hugs vs the hug-nots
‘A worse pandemic will be next’
Michael Lewis on the scientists who saw Covid coming – and were ignored
Now we’re talking
The rules of post-lockdown conversation
Home economics
There’s nothing unjust about selling the family house to pay for care
Customer disservice
The insidious creep of corporate friendliness
Affronted
The problem with London’s fake facades
‘I can just be myself’
Can Anas Sarwar woo Scottish voters back?
Dandelions
Dandelions are one of the cheeriest wild flowers. They are loved by children for their ‘clock’ seed heads, are entirely…
A stitch in time
What to include in a memory box of the plague year?
Parent trap
Welcome to the cripplingly expensive world of childcare, Boris
China envy
From spending to lockdown, the West is copying Beijing
Trail of tears
Why India is reluctant to lock down again
The Watts Memorial
Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole died last weekend saving a woman’s life. Hearing her cries as she fell into the Thames from London…
Fair game
The vegan case for field sports
The Scottish play
While Johnson and Cummings attack each other, a bigger problem is looming
Bad faith
The C of E has fallen for anti-Christian theories of race
The unenlightenment
The problems with liberalism
Goveites on top
But can they restrain the PM?
War games
Conflict in cyberspace is a growing threat to us all
India’s Covid crisis
We’re running out of beds, oxygen, medicines – and hope
Beaten track
How speedway became Britain’s left-behind sport
Designer’s notebook
Zut alors! The court of King Boris gets more like Versailles each day. With some talcum powder on that ramshackle…
A game of patients
As Covid retreats, the malingerers are making a comeback
