Why do students still want Jordan Peterson to tell them how to live?
I shadowed Peterson at two events in Oxford and Cambridge, where the anti-woke culture warrior received an unexpectedly warm welcome.
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The co-founder of Save The Parish discusses her campaign and why she’ll never be a bishop.
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Dehenna Davison: “If you go to conference you see just how gay the Conservative Party is”
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“I didn’t set out to be any kind of icon”: Brenda Hale on becoming an anti-Brexit hero
The Supreme Court justice discusses her spider brooch, women’s equality and why the law is not a political statement.
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“We have to answer the questions Brexit raised”: Michel Barnier on the EU and why he wants to lead France
The former EU chief Brexit negotiator warns that Europe needs to change before it dies. Will anybody listen?
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