Politics Is the future of Christianity African? How immigration is revitalising British churches. By Tomiwa Owolade
George Santos shows that the right is as fixated with identity as the left The mendacious Republican’s unquestioned claims about his Jewish heritage and sexuality demonstrate we should stick to the facts. By Tomiwa Owolade
Beneath the culture wars, we are not nearly so binary It is possible to both view climate change as an existential crisis and support JK Rowling’s view on trans… By Tomiwa Owolade
The false promise of grammar schools In his new book, A Revolution Betrayed, Peter Hitchens overstates the merits of selection in state education. By Tomiwa Owolade
What Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie gets wrong about free speech The author says she prefers to read non-fiction because she senses so many novelists holding back due to “social… By Tomiwa Owolade
Immigration isn’t undermining British religiousness – it’s the only thing sustaining it From Stormzy to Bukayo Saka, the future of Christianity is often to be found in black and brown people. By Tomiwa Owolade
The quiet revolution in black British identity Black Britishness used to mean people from Caribbean backgrounds – but now it is more varied than ever. By Tomiwa Owolade
Netflix’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover is a completely pointless adaptation This film swaps the darkness and brutality of DH Lawrence’s novel for tender scenes of dancing in the rain. By Tomiwa Owolade
We shouldn’t demonise Winston Churchill – or deify him The point of history is to see people and situations in the round rather than to succumb to satisfying… By Tomiwa Owolade