Theodore Dalrymple on Haydn and high drama.

It satisfies the inner sadist and the inner moralist at the same time, says Theodore Dalrymple.

And their pimps (HR managers). Article by Theodore Dalrymple.

Theodore Dalrymple on the dangers of saccharine.

Theodore Dalrymple visits the NYC criminal courts.

Theodore Dalrymple on the importance of lists as you get older.

And can be dangerous. Article by Theodore Dalrymple.

Theodore Dalrymple on professional boxing.

Nor his cultural ilk, says Theodore Dalrymple.

Theodore Dalrymple on N. Korea.

NB: adult language, from Theodore Dalrymple.

At least as far as citizenship is concerned? Article by Theodore Dalrymple.

The anti-racists, says Theodore Dalrymple.

So why the odd verdict? Article by Theodore Dalrymple.

Global-warming rioters put me in one, says Theodore Dalrymple.

What’s replaced it may be worse, says Theodore Dalrymple.

Theodore Dalrymple is sick of public emoting.

Theodore Dalrymple on terrorism.

Theodore Dalrymple on corrupion of the culture.

For doctors, too, says Theodore Dalrymple.

It can happen, says Theodore Dalrymple.

Theodore Dalrymple on what the state and the left have done to Shakespeare.

Does anything else go so quickly out of fashion? Article by Theodore Dalrymple.

Not based on paper, and other thoughts on modernity from Theodore Dalrymple.

Theodore Dalrymple on the assault on VW.

Theodore Dalrymple on regime intellectuals.

What’s for lunch? Article by Theodore Dalrymple.

Never trust them, especially from politicians, says Theodore Dalrymple.

From Henry VIII to Isis. Article by Theodore Dalrymple.

Theodore Dalrymple on the dictator of Zimbabwe.

Theodore Dalrymple on morality, science, and weight loss.

Ugliness is a deliberate part of left-wing ideology, says Theodore Dalrymple.

Imagine if they actually worked, says Theodore Dalrymple.

The Financial Times had to be sold, says Theodore Dalrymple.

Theodore Dalrymple on Coca-Cola et al.

Theodore Dalrymple on slobs and slatterns.

Theodore Dalrymple on what French Germanaphobia means for the EU.

Theodore Dalrymple on hating the sin, not the sinner.

Theodore Dalrymple on the Greek crisis.

With Orwell’s Newspeak and PC lynch mobs, says Theodore Dalrymple.

Its palaces are hideous and laughable, says Theodore Dalrymple.

Theodore Dalrymple on medical journals.

Theodore Dalrymple on campus “trigger” warnings.

They’re two sides of the same welfare-state coin, says Theodore Dalrymple.

Theodore Dalrymple on banksterism.

Theodore Dalrymple doesn’t belong to that religion.

It’s enough to make Theodore Dalrymple, a physician, ache for the tobacco companies.

Theodore Dalrymple on determining it.

Or the gossip about them, says Theodore Dalrymple.

That don’t function very well, says Theodore Dalrymple.