Sarah Ditum is a Contributor at The Sunday Times. She writes columns and features focusing on politics, culture, and lifestyle, with particular attention to themes of parenting, internet culture, and pop culture. Her work has been featured in notable publications including The Critic Magazine, UnHerd, The Times, and The Observer.
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A growing army of female influencers is urging women to ditch their romantic delusions, be more aggressive in the dating game — and snare a ‘high-value’ man
Harry Styles at The Brits (credit: Samir Hussein/WireImage Getty Images) Sometimes, the struggle can become the art
Imagine, as a thought experiment, that you are a massively corrupt Czech immigrant to the UK, bent on ensconcing yourself within the British establishment. What would be at the top of your shopping list of UK institutions? Almost certainly not a red-top tabloid. It’s an index of print’s decline that a modern-day Robert Maxwell would [...]Read More...
In her instantly bestselling novel, Yesteryear, Caro Claire Burke gleefully tortures her main character, an ‘American dreamgirl’ influencer
Being diagnosed with a condition may make your symptoms worse — or even prove fatal, as Helen Pilcher argues in This Book May Cause Side Effects
In Exposed, the law professor Clare McGlynn examines the vast, repellent industry exploiting women and children
First trip to Glasgow and haunting backwards from the future This article is taken from the May 2026 issue of The Critic.
By: Sarah Ditum
In How to Rule the World, the 21-year-old student journalist Theo Baker reveals how he brought down the elite university’s president — and exposes the moral vacuum of the tech world
What happened to JK Rowling? If only there were some kind of primary source that could tell us why she became interested in the clash between trans
It’s no wonder there were allegations of rape on Married at First Sight — these shows set out to exploit and humiliate
