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Sir Noel Malcolm explores the history of sexual relationships between men in early modern Europe and the Ottoman world

The Head of the Equality and Diversity Unit (EDU) at Oxford University has been criticised by academics for his support of Belgian police’s attempts to close down a conservative conference.

Oxford dons voiced their concerns over the University's political diversity and free speech following a post by Vernal Scott.

Oxford dons have accused the university of allowing political diversity to “wither away” after its head of equality celebrated the Belgian police’s attempt to shut down a conservative conference.

A masterly new history of male-male sex ought to recast our thinking about the emergence of homosexuality

Today’s young people may resist joining up but my naval experience set me up for life

Historian Noel Malcolm’s survey of gay life in the 15th to 18th centuries debunks many myths, but mostly catalogues the extreme violence perpetrated against those judged to have broken religious doctrine

How could two men enjoy same-sex love without peril in the past? This lively history reveals all

Noel Malcolm, a former political columnist of The Spectator, the historian of English nonsense verse and editor of Thomas Hobbes’s Leviathan, has written a book on an arresting subject. Forbidden Desire in Early Modern Europe gives close and relentless scrutiny to male-male sexual relations in Europe, the Ottoman empire, north Africa and in such dispersed