British society
Issue 168 March 2010
Men: feminism needs you
9th March 2010 - Issue 168
Jim Pollard is wrong to say feminism has brought men more benefits than women. So far it's been a raw deal for both
Comment (16)Why feminism favours men
9th March 2010 - Issue 168
The movement has worked wonders—but not for women
The spirit of co-operation
9th March 2010 - Issue 168
New research backs up a neglected political insight that collaboration can flourish without the state. And it underpins David Cameron’s project to build a “bigger” society
If I ruled the world, men would do housework
9th March 2010 - Issue 168
Gentlemen, your attention please. My new public programme will now show you how to dust, shop, cook and clean up after yourself
Issue 167 February 2010
Strangers in their own land
9th March 2010 - Issue 167
From the mall at Bluewater to the caravan sites of Hastings, the people I met in the southeast of England feel a quiet disaffection that could find a voice in the election
The philosophy of Myleene Klass
9th March 2010 - Issue 167
From attacking burglars to jumping red lights, we are increasingly taking the law into our own hands. But can this be morally justified?
If I ruled the world
9th March 2010 - Issue 167
Noise pollution from mobile phones, Tannoy announcements, barking dogs and car alarms afflicts us all. Luckily, I have a plan to stop it
Yearning for chaos
9th March 2010 - Issue 167
Danny Kruger reports from his company’s work with ex-offenders
Issue 166 January 2010
A boost for radical Islam
9th March 2010 - Issue 166
The government's decision to ban Islam4UK will only strengthen hardline Islamists—and drown out moderate Muslim voices
Britain's battle for young hearts and minds
9th March 2010 - Issue 166
If the government is serious about fighting radical Islam, it is going to have to provide better schools than the Islamists do
Predictions for 2010
9th March 2010 - Issue 166
What will happen in Cameron's year? Martin Amis's novel won't be good, England will lose in the World Cup semi-finals, and Bin Laden will finally be caught by the Chinese
Issue 165 December 2009
Hazy politics, man
9th March 2010 - Issue 165
David Nutt’s sacking stems from scientists’ overconfidence in their ability to shape policy
Issue 164 November 2009
A house of sorrow and secrets
9th March 2010 - Issue 164
Princess Diana is nowhere to be found at Althorp, the family seat of the Spencers. Instead, it’s a monument to family treachery and the casual cruelty of the upper classes
How to really hug a hoodie
9th March 2010 - Issue 164
Karyn McCluskey has led a controversial project in Glasgow to tackle gang violence. It seems to be working, but is there the political will to roll it out across the whole country?
Why Britain can't do The Wire
9th March 2010 - Issue 164
The critically acclaimed US television drama could not be made here. We have writing talent in abundance, but its output is controlled by a stifling monopoly—the BBC. Plus, an interview with The Wire's creator David Simon
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