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Donald Trump’s Space Force isn’t so stupid
Is Trump’s new branch of the military such a bad idea?
Fifa may be corrupt but it has done wonders for football
A by-product of the organisation’s expansionism has been an increase in the sport’s global appeal which we can but applaud
Travel phobia is perfectly reasonable
I’ve don’t have wanderlust – and that’s OK
Who really wants to read feminist children’s books?
A friend of mine who commissions book reviews has added a sub-category to the list of titles coming up: ‘femtrend’,…
The path to growth — and the exit
In the third of our series on ‘The Lifecycle of an Entrepreneur’, Martin Vander Weyer asks how successful start-ups attract capital for growth — and how founders can enjoy the fruits of their labour.
The diversity trap
Britain is succumbing to the same madness as America
A reply to my critics: Don’t fight racism with racism
Dear 2016 WriteNow mentees, Thanks so much for your open letter to me. It seems only good manners for me…
The #MeToo movement could be the saviour of sex
Forbidden flirting is more exciting
What does the British government know about Trump and Russia?
Is the government sucking up to Trump over the Mueller inquiry?
The bad science of cannabis oil
Legalising cannabis won’t help Billy Caldwell
The joy of bird-listening
The focus is often too much on sight
Big cities are all alike – it's in New Jersey’s small towns that you feel like you’re really travelling
When my American friends invited us to stay with them in New Jersey, my 13-year-old daughter was thrilled. She’d never…
Trump vs Nato: the trade war is becoming a security crisis
Trump’s trade war could turn into a full-blown security crisis
I rented out my home. The tenants turned it into a brothel
Part-time landlords should beware...
All hail Æthelflæd! The first Brexiteer
The Anglo-Saxon queen who sent the Danes packing
Marxism didn’t die. It’s alive and well and living among us
Marxism didn’t die. It is alive and well and living among us
Becoming German has helped me understand Brexit
My new passport has helped me understand Brexiteers
I rely on soup kitchens for food and friends
By using soup kitchens and drop-ins, I can live in London on next to nothing
No wi-fi, no TV and no neighbours – staying with the Landmark Trust is bliss
About halfway across Lundy, if you’re trudging from the landing bay towards the north lighthouse, there’s a tiny holiday cottage…
Putin says he’s making Russia great again. In reality, it’s crumbling
Russia has been the beneficiary, not the cause, of the West’s convulsions
Orban and Salvini are redefining democracy in Europe
Italy’s election gave us ten days that shook the world
Let's get real. Kindness is not going to save you - or the world
Kindness is all very well but it’s not going to save the world
Are Trump’s tariffs a good idea? The arguments for and against
DANIEL MCCARTHY vs MATT RIDLEY
The jihadi sisterhood: meet the new breed of Islamist fanatics
What Britain’s first all-female terror cell tells us
The age of incivility: how social media amplifies our differences
Is society more divided than ever? Yes – and no
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