Adolescence and the moral panic about working-class boys

Four -part series tells the story of a 13-year-old boy in an English town who stabs to death a female classmate.

It was created by Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham and is a striking but flawed series.

It too often sacrifices its undoubted art at the altar of moral preaching.

Andrew Tate is a moral menace, there’s no doubt, but there are legions of moral menaces that remain unexplored by our cultural classes.

The elite anti-Tateism unleashed by Adolescence scares me far more than Andrew Tate's nefarious influence is primarily limited to powerless boys.