Opinion
Corbyn would have been a disaster… or would he?
As Zohran Mamdani in New York and Pedro Sánchez in Spain prove, voters are increasingly rewarding politicians who offer bold alternatives to managed decline rather than more of the same.
Keir Starmer has earned the right to stand firm and resist calls for his resignation
How short-term have our memories become to get to this stage?
While Reform shout at cricket bats, Labour is quietly fixing the country
As the UK heads to the polls, real progress is being overshadowed by media fixation on Reform’s manufactured outrage.
We ask once more: Has Britain become ungovernable?
With Number 10 now a revolving door for failed prime ministers, the real question is no longer who governs Britain - but whether Britain can still be governed at all.
There is only one country on Earth that definitely shouldn’t have nuclear weapons right now
The real danger may not be who wants nuclear weapons - but who already has them.
MPs’ defence of Westminster drinking highlights how out of touch Parliament can be
One normal person becomes an MP and suddenly there's a culture shock.
People are just realising that we had a better grip on immigration within the EU
They gave us bar staff and builders - we gave them sunburnt pensioners and seaside property booms. It was win-win.
In Donald Trump, we have had a taste of what Farage’s Britain would look like
What is unfolding in the United States is not an isolated phenomenon. It is a warning of what happens when populism meets power.
Is this the end of the Special Relationship?
As US military action triggers global economic shockwaves, Britain must ask what, if anything, remains “special” about its closest alliance