Opinion
The economic impact of climate change
Tories say that regulation will make the UK less competitive. But climate-driven floods and heatwaves already cost Britain billions.
Corbyn should feel flattered, the Conservatives are ripping off his manifesto
Even the Telegraph can't ignore that the Tories are copycatting Corbyn's programme.
Black police officers: Selfless heroes or traitors
Exploring the under-reported challenges facing BAME officers in the Met.
Ireland experienced austerity and chose not to blame immigrants
Far-right and anti-immigration candidates suffer a comprehensive washout in the general election, with high-profile candidates who expressed eurosceptic views also near the bottom of the polls.
Concerns over calls for increased police powers against protests
Over half of Brits support the increased provision of police powers, including the use of water cannons, tasers and riot policing.
Donald Trump is now free to steal a second term
They say presidents are unleashed in their second terms. If the last three years have been Trump restrained, the world can’t afford to let him loose.
Dominic Cummings is creating his own Ministry of Truth
As Britain heads into one of the most important political years in recent history the very essence of truth appears to be at stake at the hands of a Ministry of Truth managed and operated by a non-elected official.
Brexit partying in parliament Square
Former Trident officer Chris Hobbs on riot police’s efforts to keep the peace in Parliament Square on Brexit Day
Brexit has given us one of the strongest pro-EU movements in the continent
When the day comes to re-join, we will be embracing the European project with open arms.