Ayaan Hirsi Ali: “If you disagree with the left, you’re punished”
The author and activist on culture wars, immigration and misogyny.
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“Class has dropped out of the feminist picture”: Amia Srinivasan on The Right to Sex
The Oxford philosopher on porn, Plato, and how feminism turned away from the plight of the worst-off women.
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“The Democrats risk being out of power for the next decade”: David Shor on how his party must change
The star US strategist on the case for reforming Congress.
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Nicky Chinn: “I’ve been fighting, one way or another, all my life”
The songwriter discusses bipolar disorder and his legacy.
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Timothy Gowers: The man who changed Dominic Cummings’s mind on Covid-19
The Cambridge professor on how pure maths underpins the modern world.
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David Lidington: “Remainers need to move on from grieving about Brexit”
The former Conservative cabinet minister discusses how pro-European Tories can rebuild.
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Shabana Mahmood MP on Keir Starmer, Angela Rayner and making Labour electable again
The Labour Party’s newly appointed national campaign coordinator discusses her plan for winning elections.
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Can bookshops survive in the era of Amazon?
James Daunt, the managing director of Waterstones, discusses Covid-19 closures, paying staff the living wage and saving Europe's largest bookstore.
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