I interviewed Adam Curtis, and we talked about revolutions, his TikTok account, and HR. spectator.co.uk/article/adam-c…

Another great piece from Michael

This week I fulfilled a long-time ambition to write the The New Statesman TV column, filling in for the great Rachel Cooke. This week: Adam Curtis

Reviewed a new book about the fascist origins of yoga for The Times and The Sunday Times thetimes.com/culture/books/…

For The Times and The Sunday Times I reviewed Maria Reva's "Endling", which begins like a conventional novel then blows apart

🎙This week's Edition podcast from The Spectator 🗣 John Power & Rt Hon Steve Baker FRSA 🗽 on the Online Safety Act 🗣 Max Jeffery & Tom Slater on the Epping migrant protests 🗣 Lara Brown & Sarah Maxwell on 'romantasy' fiction spectator.co.uk/podcast/under-…

I spoke to the chef Thomas Straker for this week’s issue of The Spectator. spectator.co.uk/article/lunch-…

I went to Epping for this week’s The Spectator spectator.co.uk/article/teddy-…

Very significant ruling for press freedom spectator.co.uk/article/the-sp…

The Spectator claims victory Mohammed Hijab’s libel case against The Spectator and Douglas Murray completely dismissed. • Judge agreed article did not cause serious harm to Hijab • Hijab repeatedly lied making his evidence ‘worthless’ spectator.co.uk/article/the-sp…

Mohammed Hijab’s defamation claim against The Spectator and Douglas Murray has failed. Our piece on the verdict, with some reflections on what happened in the courtroom… spectator.co.uk/article/the-sp…

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I spent four days watching The Spectator and Douglas Murray vs Mohammed Hijab in court The Spectator Douglas Murray For this week’s magazine, I wrote about what happened in the courtroom: spectator.co.uk/article/inside…

Ritchie Wellman runs Safeguard Force, a new private police force in Bournemouth. I joined his first patrol for The Spectator. spectator.co.uk/article/in-bou…

A really great piece by Michael Simmons

Brilliant piece from Angus Colwell

The Spectator is thrilled to announce the launch of Quite right!, the new podcast hosted by Michael Gove and Madeline Grant. Political insight, cultural commentary and common sense arriving on Wednesday, wherever you get your podcasts. Michael Gove Madeline Grant