January 31, 2026

Ukraine ‘truce’ is little cause for optimism Moscow is still undermining peace negotiations

Bethany Elliott

30.01

Why are TikTok medics threatening ICE? Parts of the medical profession have blurred the line between activism and care

John Murawski

30.01

Kevin Warsh pick signals return to pre-2008 Fed era Trump has reluctantly chosen a fiscal hawk

John Rapley

30.01

National conservatives are naive about antisemitism on the Right

Ralph Leonard

30.01

Australia’s populist revolution has already begun One Nation has broken the old duopoly and buried the centre-right

Andrew Lowenthal

30.01

Britain’s Christian revival is far from a myth Many young people are disillusioned with secularism but yet to convert en masse

Jide Ehizele

29.01

California should not keep parents in the dark about gender transition Political polarisation is getting in the way of children’s safety

Lisa Selin Davis

29.01

England and Wales rape offences reach record high in 2025

Archie Earle

29.01

Is the US-Israeli relationship entering its final phase? Washington’s foreign policy priorities have shifted

David Swift

29.01

Angela Rayner is now Keir Starmer’s greatest threat

Richard Johnson

28.01

Gavin Newsom has identified the wrong TikTok evil Declining quality, not censorship, is the problem with social media

Katherine Dee

28.01

Conceding Donetsk won’t end the war in Ukraine American officials misunderstand Moscow’s objectives

Jennifer Kavanagh

28.01

Labour has bigger problems than Andy Burnham Voters crave a story the party isn’t telling

David Smith

28.01

Embracing China would be disastrous for British security

Thomas Nurcombe

27.01

Sidelining Greg Bovino plays to Trump’s advantage The Border Patrol chief’s scalp is a visible concession to mounting public concern

Tom Rogan

27.01

Britain has built a graduate welfare state Young people have been fooled into thinking a degree guarantees financial security

Gabriel McKeown

27.01

The Right has a ‘retard’ problem Conservatives are trapped in a race to see who can be the most callous

Malcom Kyeyune

27.01

Nigel Farage: ICE has gone beyond its limit

Archie Earle

27.01

Suella Braverman’s defection is the most important so far Nigel Farage’s latest hire is the logical endpoint of a long political estrangement

Peter Franklin

26.01

Alex Pretti shows why we cannot forget Covington lesson Short, blurry video clips do not tell the whole story

Robby Soave

26.01

Is AI entering a permanent bubble? Microsoft and Google can make losses for years until it becomes profitable

Gavin Haynes

26.01

Manfluencers’ testosterone therapy: a sign of cultural decay

Oliver Bateman

26.01

The problem with Shabana Mahmood’s ‘British FBI’ It’s not the first time the initiative has been proposed, and it won’t be the last

Dominic Adler

26.01

Accelerating de-dollarisation will create new reserve currencies Europe and China could benefit from America’s financial troubles

John Rapley

25.01

Trump’s Canada tariff threats could hasten Chinese Century Washington’s punitive rhetoric has real economic consequences

Michael Cuenco

25.01

Only Nigel Farage is asking questions of the Bank of England Unelected technocrats have too much sway over policy

Loic Fremond

25.01

Minneapolis ICE shooting is an omen of more violence

Emily Jashinsky

25.01

Why is the UK Government investing in energy giant Kraken? Labour must explain its questionable use of public funds

Kathryn Porter

24.01

Sadiq Khan: Nigel Farage will bring ICE-style crackdown to Britain

Rob Lownie

24.01

Labour’s new housing guidance is a war on beauty Architecture should be for the public, not panjandrums

Nicholas Boys Smith