Features
Across the board
How chess got cool
Jabs and jab-nots
Where will vaccine passports lead?
Holy relic
The Church of England as we know it is disappearing
Taking stock
Inside the online army waging war on Wall Street
Calling the shots
How the Vaccine Taskforce did it
Stresses and strains
The evolution of the virus is not random
All that is sacred
The church authorities’ priorities are all wrong
Hotel rooms
A few Spectator readers may soon find themselves confined to quarantine hotels, so the magazine thought it timely to find…
Coup de grâce
The downfall of Aung San Suu Kyi
Smokescreen
The Fire Brigades Union’s pandemic response has been a disgrace
Chill out
Why I’ve warmed to cold showers
Doc Martens
Doc Martens are one of those quintessentially British things that, like the royal family and lorries queuing on the M20,…
Pilgrim’s Notebook
A few of the hip young things sitting along the Lisbon quayside turned their heads my way as my walking…
Capital punishment
Why wealth taxes don’t work
Lessons learned
Anne Longfield, the Children’s Commissioner, on why schools must reopen
Prime examples
Why we need a museum of British premiership
Rattled
Will Britain’s orchestras survive the Brexit exodus?
Liberté, égalité, complicité
The sex abuse scandal rocking the French elite
Aussie rules
Closing the borders worked Down Under. Could it work here?
Shots fired
The vaccine wars are turning nasty
Irish folklore
Bad history and Biden’s roots
Unorthodox icon
Navalny’s return to Russia is brave – and provocative
Shrinking debate
The problem with pop psychology
Welby’s gatekeeper
The man behind the Archbishop
Gulf stream
Instagramming from Dubai isn’t ‘work’
