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Heat Resistant?
So, the end of June and start of July sees new record-breaking temperatures in a heatwave that has visited the

Decapitating the Hydra
On the evening of June 16th, three days after the outbreak of the war between Israel and Iran, President Donald

Woke Storytelling and the Death of Reality
The recent re-adaptation of Snow White is the latest chapter in what feels like Disney’s ongoing identity crisis – a
Highlights from our latest issue

Our National Culture
A striking feature of this edition of The Salisbury Review is the number of articles by writers from overseas – especially

Bradford: The Unspeakable Truth
My cousin, Ray, died this year. He was the eldest son of Auntie Vera and Uncle Derek. He was much

Reverse Imperialism: the South Strikes Back
Trump talks rudely to the Mexican authorities. It is not pretty but the man has a point: Mexican nationals living
Book Reviews

The Sleep Room: A Very British Medical Scandal,
The Sleep Room: A Very British Medical Scandal, Jon Stock, The Bridge Street Press, 2025, £25.00. William Sargant (1908-1989) was

Fake Sheikhs and Fakirs
Holy Men of the Electromagnetic Age: A Forgotten History of the Occult, Raphael Cormack, C Hurst & Co, 2025, £25.

California Blue
As Goes California: My Mission to Rescue the Golden State and Save the Nation, Larry Elder, Bombardier Books, £15.56. When