Scholars hit out at 'ludicrous' culture on British campuses and say institutions must address 'crisis of free speech'

Lessons on misogyny should be taught in primary schools to stop “inappropriate behaviour” turning into violence against women and girls

Ricarda Louk says a DNA sample taken from part of a skull is a match with her 22-year-old daughter.

Everyone from pollsters to pundits got the result of the US presidential election wrong.

Oxford could remove Homer and Virgil from the compulsory Classics syllabus as part of a diversity drive, it has emerged.

We should take no lectures from this destructive globalist outfit.

Australia’s rejection of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament is a great day for democracy and equality.

The public had been eagerly waiting for the PM's big announcement - but Westminster, the press and Twitter were less than impressed

Spain's government has refused a demand from Mexico's new president that it apologise for conquering the country five hundred years ago.

When Rod Liddle was invited to give a speech at a formal Christmas dinner at Durham University, the idea was to offer an alternative viewpoint in the spirit o

It should have been planning for pandemics, but instead it became obsessed with policing our lifestyles.

Those convicted of terrorism shouldn’t necessarily serve full sentence, says Labour leader

Critics attack Nicola Sturgeon for allowing only pro-trans lobbyists to discuss changes letting people legally change sex without diagnosis

Prof Paul Harper-Scott steps away from post at Royal Holloway over concerns of universities’ ‘dogmatic’ attitude to decolonisation

Those denying the existence of cancel culture are often in its vanguard.

Result calls into question premier Mark Rutte’s ability to implement harsh policies to cut nitrogen emissions from farms.

A draft ‘inclusive’ curriculum at Sheffield University dismisses Newton as a beneficiary of colonialism.

The identitarian set wants to jettison the gains of Western civilisation.

Once upon a time I was a big fan of the Girl Guides. But today, I would think twice about encouraging young girls to join this organisation.

India Willoughby claims comments the Harry Potter author made about her are a hate crime and grotesque transphobia

Project accused of ‘cultural clickbait’ as researchers vow to stage play that explores ‘queer, transgender and migrant lives’

Study finds just 0.1 per cent of students take the subject, as learning about the ancient world has 'elitist' connotations

Any protester knows you cannot disrupt an event without consequences.

Liz Jolly supports changes to displays and collections in the wake of Black Lives Matter protests to purge perceived racism at the library

The Scottish Court’s judgement on proroguing parliament puts power into the hands of unelected judges.

A great thinker and a true cultural dissident – he will be missed.

Julia Marshall warns that the body has been ‘completely captured’ by the hardline Stonewall campaign group

For democracy to flourish in Europe the powers of the EU must be rolled back.

They were once regarded as staples of the students’ canteen.

The Reverend Dr Bernard Randall delivered a sermon defending the right of pupils at independent Trent College near Nottingham to question the school's introduction of new LGBT policies.

In his new series, gay characters are played by gay actors, which Davies says is the only way to guarantee authentic performances

The Royal College of Midwives has apologised for removing the words “women” and “mother” and replacing them with “post-natal people”.Its latest guidance for han

Museum of London research suggesting ‘structural racism’ was behind plague death rate is described as unreliable by Kemi Badenoch, the equalities secretary

In 2023, let’s kick identity politics out of the classroom.

Report by the More in Common thinktank found that 12% of voters accounted for 50% of all social media users

MPs launch investigation after psychologists criticise totalitarian tactics of ‘deploying fear, shame and scapegoating’ during pandemic

Project to ensure that the imperial background of country houses is fully explained sparks backlash

Civil servants criticised for promoting event, despite own guidance that says forcing women to wear the garment may be 'persecution'

Wealthy 'progressives' are shaping political life through a dense web of interconnected NGOs.

The European Parliament’s Qatar corruption scandal is just the tip of the iceberg.

When Kathleen Stock pressed “send” on a blog about the gender recognition act last summer she knew she was pressing a detonator.

The Church of England plans to offer its “repentance” over antisemitic church laws that forced Jewish people to wear “a badge of shame” and led to the expulsion

Orange juice should be taxed and smoking banned, George Osborne has said. Calling for sweeping public health interventions to reduce obesity and cancer, the fo

The materials, seen by The Telegraph, are designed to help schools include black, Asian and ethnic minority people in RE syllabuses

The TV presenter says people of colour are made to feel unwelcome in the countryside, citing a report showing they are subjected to ‘staring, silence and laughter’

Experts in the US are calling for the creation of a Reality Czar. They mean a Ministry of Truth.

The Tories should take a punt on Kemi Badenoch.

The killing of a member of Patriot Prayer in Portland shows how unhinged identity politics has become.

Global institutions are waging a silent culture war in the classroom.

Liverpool accused of implementing divisive policies after lecturers advised on how to diversify and decolonise history curriculum

The Taoiseach will relinquish his role as the leader of the governing Fine Gael party once replacement has been appointed

Oliver Dowden said he had raised concerns with the BBC while No 10 said the PM believed in tackling 'substance' not 'symbols'

The thinker eulogised by the Conservative establishment did much to shape today’s anti-immigrant climate, says public policy professor Jonathan Portes

Three British women were slaughtered by a terrorist, and the British elites look the other way.

Ireland’s hostility to Israel is a grotesque betrayal of its own liberatory history.

Archbishop of Canterbury says universities should face funding cuts if they allow people to be ‘abused, insulted and excluded’