August 2018 August 2018

spiked bites

Past five days in full

Friday 10 August

Miguel Murado

Whither Podemos?

Tom Slater

Everything has changed

Daniel Ben-Ami Books

The elites vs social media

Matthew Goodwin

Democracy’s shadow

Udi Greenberg

The myth of a New Nazism

Carlo Invernizzi Accetti

Italy: the rise of the techno-populists

Video Video

‘We must have the freedom to blaspheme‘

Thursday 9 August

Brendan O’Neill Islam

Who’s really racist – Boris or his critics?

Mick Hume Brexit

Boris, burqas and Brexit

spiked Q&A

The problem with ‘woke’ comedy

Ashley Frawley Norway

Norway’s care scandal

Karl Kemp Amsterdam

A feeling of apartheid in Holland

Christian Butler Edinburgh

Status: citizens of nowhere?

Christian Butler Edinburgh

Voldemort: a foul-mouthed parody

Wednesday 8 August

Julie Burchill LGBT

The problem with gay surrogacy

Joanna Williams Education

Leave those kids alone

Ella Whelan Mental Health

Feminism v girls

James Woudhuysen Tech

The myth of smartphone addiction

Christian Butler Edinburgh

The Song of Lunch: stilted but serviceable

Tuesday 7 August

Ieuan Joy Free speech

This is not the 1930s

Brendan O’Neill Free Speech

The rise of corporate censorship

Fraser Myers Islamophobia

Boris’s burqa-bashing is not ‘Islamophobic’

Tim Black Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe: a victory for Mugabeism

Christian Butler Edinburgh

Felicity Ward: a sharp and lovable return

Christian Butler Edinburgh

Mark Watson gets personal

Monday 6 August

Brendan O’Neill Free speech

How the left made Tommy Robinson

Frank Furedi Anti-Semitism

Labour’s problem with Jews

Christian Butler

The battle of the Twittermobs

Jon Holbrook Law

The presumption of innocence