Opinion
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
Tice Must Go
Let the witch hunt commence.
The super-rich have won at life – so why are they always complaining?
The state of the world has made the likes of Jim Ratcliffe wealthy beyond comprehension - so what is he moaning about?
Billionaires are hating on Spain’s prime minister: He must be doing something right
Elon Musk’s outrage is a reliable signal that workers are starting to win.
It’s hard to conceive a more establishment politician than Nigel Farage
The outsider act rings hollow when the man railing against elites has spent his life among them.
Forget Gen Z – When it comes to politics, it’s all about Gen G
How a new generation became enamoured by the Greens.
Why has Dubai become a magnet for right-wing figures?
Exploring the contradiction at the heart of the British culture war.