Prospect editor Tom Clark on Election 2017—and how the writers in our new issue make sense of it

The capital has always been a place of liberation for the gay community. But as the old haunts close down how long will that last?

New films about the Second World War peddle fantasies of national greatness—and capture the mood of Brexit Britain

The icons aren't just for kids: over 90 per cent of the world’s internet users make use of emojis on social media

Thomas Dilworth on an artist who has slipped through the floorboards of history—who he believes was "far greater" than Blake

Reading this novel, one drifts along happily on Tokarczuk's flights of fancy, as her travels across space give way to journeys through history and deep into the psyche

One new exhibition sheds light on the fate that befell John Franklin after he vanished without trace, along with his crew and two ships in 1845. Elsewhere, you can meet the UK scientists poised to...

This year, English winegrowers suffered one of their worst spring frosts. Despite the cold spell, the prospects for their wines long-term are pretty good

The must-see operas

No party can ignore the concerns of the young—they're angry and now they're voting