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  1. Farewell A levels, bonjour Brit Bac?

    The A-level results fiasco has not just highlighted the failings of a Byzantine grading system, it has reignited the debate on the best way to educate the English population. Tony Tysome listens to...

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  2. It's a bumpy road that leads to truth

    What is truth and why does it matter? Bernard Williams tells Jennifer Wallace that we value truth only when we are in danger of losing it Ever since Alan Clark admitted to being "economical with the...

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  3. Reading list: Kant, Delia and Jamie

    Self-catering is on the rise in halls of residence. Are students better at cooking or is it just the bottom line speaking? asks Catherine Quinn Student eating habits are changing, and it could be...

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  4. Cutting edge: An equine inquiry

    Studying abnormalities in the vertebrae of ancient skeletons could help Marsha Levine to date the earliest domestication of the horse Before the development of firearms, horses were crucial to...

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  5. Call off the dogs of war

    Philosophy and theories of justice are of no use in the debate about an invasion of Iraq. History and realpolitik are enough and, says John Gray, point to only one course of action. It is usually a...

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  6. The women's movement

    Pianist Diana Ambache has resurrected the work of forgotten female composers. Christopher Wood spoke to her on the eve of a historic concert. It started with an old photograph of a group of well-...

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  7. Adrift in the blue yonder

    Huw Richards asks if the Conservatives can find a way out of the wilderness and pick up voters on campuses. For two-thirds of the 20th century Britain was led by Conservative, or Conservative-...

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  8. Unplugged MP battles with Hypno Dog to win over young

    Huw Richards asks if the Conservatives can find a way out of the wilderness and pick up voters on campuses. Two decades in party politics should prepare you for most things. But shadow Cabinet member...

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  15. First Impressions

    This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from an essay by an American with transcendental tendencies: "Our age is retrospective. It builds the...

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