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The scenes were chaotic, verging on slapstick. Was this real life — or another episode of The Thick of It? As camera crews and presenters jostled and exchanged banter outside No. 10, waiting for a hapless politician to quiz, you’d have been forgiven for thinking you were watching farce.
Every 30 seconds or so, a minor Minister would emerge blinking through the...
In the strange case of Gad Saad, we have a public intellectual and cultural firebrand whose most intelligent haters
You don’t half find some bollocks on Substack. Its millions of writers range from intrepid and brilliant to derivative and shite, with a heavy skew to the latter among the moony autofiction types who infest the blogsite. Thousands of women post obsessively and badly about their fraught romantic lives; these Substackistas gesture grandly towards feminist theory but always just...
When President Donald Trump lands in Beijing today, for his first state visit to China since 2017, he will be hoping that the conversation on cable news is about soybeans, Boeings, and an extension of his trade “truce”. Yet in Beijing’s mind, this meeting is all about Taiwan. Every trade item on the agenda exists to create leverage on the Taiwan issue.
Beijing ha...
On a storm-lashed Suffolk coastline, a lone fisherman is persecuted by his community. So begins Peter Grimes, one of the cornerstones of 20th-century opera. Premiered at Sadler’s Wells in 1945, Benjamin Britten’s masterpiece has now been revived at the Royal Opera House, with shows running until later this month. About time: in its portrait of a rundown village plagu...