Articles
External links to articles Douglas Murray has written for various publications

A university system that charges our children a fortune to study video games and zombies is a national fraud
It is more than 20 years since our then Prime Minister, Tony Blair, announced that he wanted 50 per cent of young people to go to university.

‘Noughts + Crosses’ is an ugly work about racism
The greatest flaw with the BBC’s drama is the deeply-dated nature of the society it claims to portray

The Mayor of London isn’t fooling anyone with his cynical grime grandstanding
In one slightly bewildering response Mayor Khan said “I’d rather invest in future Daves and Stormzys than future victims of crime.”

At last. A government strong enough to take the right decisions and ignore noisy voices
Step by step we are getting our country back. Which is nothing less than what we asked for

How the Sweden Democrats came in from the cold
As the former fascists move towards the centre, should they be accepted into the political fold?

How Sinn Fein got away with murder
One of the great mysteries of Ireland is how a people famous for remembering everything can have forgotten so much

Can hurt feelings trump free speech?
Douglas Murray reviews What Snowflakes Get Right: Free Speech, Truth and Equality on Campus by Ulrich Baer

How low can the BBC go?
Last weekend’s papers claimed that the government desires a ‘massively pruned back’ BBC.

Society is in thrall to the mad and bad orthodoxies of the liberal Left
Green and trans extremists are creating powerful new religions

Martyr for free speech: Jordan Peterson is the professor vilified by the Left for his crusade against political correctness.
Now he’s seriously ill, his close friend DOUGLAS MURRAY reveals the very high price he’s paid.

Why I’ll never become an MP
Every now and then someone asks me if I have ever thought of becoming an MP. My response tends to be a laugh so deranged that the question answers itself.

The unspeakable life of John Bercow
In his autobiography, the former speaker reveals himself to be an embittered avatar of ambition