Articles
External links to articles Douglas Murray has written for various publications
Even Remainers now admit that the arrogant EU is a malign force
Brussels’ vaccine fiasco and its actions in Northern Ireland have prompted even hardcore supporters to reassess their rose-tinted views
The myth of tabloid racism
The febrile atmosphere whipped up by the Sussexes is already taking its toll
Meghan Markle is a US culture-war missile aimed at the heart of Britain and Europe
America’s culture wars are an export the rest of the world doesn’t thank you for — especially we Britons, who are now saddled with a living embodiment of those wars in the figure of Meghan Markle.
British author torches ‘American cancel culture’ after Meghan Markle’s racism claim against royal family
Cancel culture allows ‘liars’ and ‘dishonest characters’ to thrive, says Murray
How Meghan won
In their dream world, the Sussexes remain blissfully unaware of their fall from grace
Mood music from the past
A confidential matter: the letters of Richard Strauss and Stefan Zweig, 1931-1935
There is no justification for supporting the IRA
Roy Greenslade held a number of prominent positions in Fleet Street over the course of a long career. But he spent the largest part of it at the Guardian, where he berated other journalists for their writings.
The nasty, ignorant SNP has been unmasked
For too long the Nats have been allowed to get away with telling people like me that we are not true Scots
Will Alan Rusbridger apologise for the Guardian’s Republican cell?
Subscribers will know that I wrote in my column for the magazine this week about the revelations by former journalist Roy Greenslade that he was an active supporter of the IRA throughout the Troubles.
The U.K.’s Academic-Freedom Czar
A new official will try to keep campus debates unfettered
Macron and Merkel deserve condemnation, not adulation
Despite their outrageous comments on vaccines, the two leaders get a free pass from the Left
Why is the woke mob so scared?
The no-platforming of yet another academic raises uncomfortable questions about free speech