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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It’s no wonder there were allegations of rape on Married at First Sight — these shows set out to exploit and humiliate
In Someone Must Know, retired policeman Dave Grimstead chronicles his organisation’s work reviewing cold cases to try and identify the missing
credit: Warner Records Madonna once assured us that being an adult woman was something to aspire to
Imagine a portal you can pass through at will. On the other side, there's a world that resembles this one in many superficial ways, but there's an uncanny distortion to it.
In her new book, You Won’t Get Free of It, the New Yorker writer Rachel Aviv delves deep into the lives of mothers and daughters, finding true stories of love and dysfunction
When I heard last year that Sky was making a documentary series about Katie Price, my first thought was that they were taking a risk: on her social
All the pleasures of roughing it and very little of the actual rough This article is taken from the June 2026 issue of The Critic.
By: Sarah Ditum
The Reform UK leader has made a career of making his side look like the fun side to be on, but that was the old Farage; a different, darker side of him is now taking to the airwaves, says Sarah Ditum
Songwriter Neil Hannon (photographs by Jacobo Medrano) Since 1989, Neil Hannon has been the sole constant member of The Divine Comedy
There aren’t many novelists who can give you fake exorcisms, ghosts in bottles and crazed dictators in sub-300 pages — but Scarlett Thomas does it in The Runner
