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3 May 2026 - 8:00pm
How much support does Tucker Carlson really have?
Oliver Bateman
03.05
Knockers is the death of drag as comedy
World of Wonder’s new show monetises the sexual humiliation of women
Josephine Bartosch
03.05
Labour’s mediocrity will keep Starmer in power
His party rivals are ill-prepared for a coup
Peter Franklin
03.05
Trump’s troop withdrawal from Germany is no threat to Nato
The bloc’s security remains uncompromised by a largely symbolic decision
Tom Rogan
Saturday, 2 May
02.05
America’s political violence is now self-sustaining
Daniel Kalder
02.05
JP Morgan sex scandal inverts the #MeToo stereotype
Meme culture is sustained by lurid fantasies
Mary Harrington
02.05
New statue proves Banksy has lost his anti-establishment streak
He is little more than a regime artist
J.J. Charlesworth
Friday, 1 May
01.05
Golders Green attack does not justify banning Palestine marches
Ralph Leonard
01.05
The quiet conservatism of Andy Serkis’s Animal Farm
Orwell would have admired its communitarianism, if not its fart jokes
Ryan Zickgraf
01.05
Why are the Lib Dems so afraid of Christianity?
Religious faith appears increasingly incompatible with progressive beliefs
Adam James Pollock
01.05
Golders Green attack exposes UK’s blind spot on violence
Authorities don’t know how to deal with offenders who are not obviously ideological
Joan Smith
Thursday, 30 April
30.04
Supreme Court ruling will erode Democrats’ working-class base
Michael Baharaeen
30.04
Met Police has finally woken up to the need for force
Kicking an armed criminal in the head is sometimes necessary
Dominic Adler
30.04
Soaring BP profits are not an outrage
Attempts to tax gains will backfire on the Government
Chris Bayliss
30.04
The ONS is overestimating projected net migration
James Bowes
30.04
Claire Coutinho: Green Party is biggest threat to the UK
The Tory frontbencher warned against infighting on the Right
Rob Lownie
Wednesday, 29 April
29.04
China is threatening Europe’s reindustrialisation drive
Beijing is planning countermeasures to maintain industrial supremacy
Miquel Vila
29.04
Golders Green stabbing proves antisemitism is now a feature of British life
Ashley Rindsberg
29.04
It’s time to end the tyranny of service charge
News of Gordon Ramsay’s increased tipping rate has caused a backlash
Richard Crampton-Platt
29.04
King Charles is the last statesman of a vanishing world
His brilliant speech did not fully reflect the reality of the world in 2026
Niall Gooch
Tuesday, 28 April
28.04
UAE break from Opec signals new era of energy independence
Producers are building infrastructure to bypass threats rather than to connect markets
Kathryn Porter
28.04
Iran is racing against a shrinking de-escalation window
The ongoing ceasefire looks more like a tactical pause
Susanne Mundschenk
28.04
Modern therapy is erasing responsibility
Stella O'Malley
28.04
Friedrich Merz’s Iran intervention won’t discourage Trump
The German Chancellor has claimed Tehran is ‘humiliating’ America
Daniel DePetris
28.04
Shabana Mahmood should negotiate with the Taliban
A deal with the militant group could bring down migration
Rakib Ehsan
Monday, 27 April
27.04
Jimmy Kimmel proves the White House can’t take a joke
Angel Eduardo
27.04
Why shouldn’t MPs drink on the job?
Only a puritan would seek to shut down Parliament’s bars
Rowan Pelling
27.04
Are the London Tube strikes failing?
Remote working trends have dented the success of industrial action
Philip Cunliffe
27.04
Cole Allen: another shooter shaped by elite overproduction
Oliver Bateman
27.04
Keir Starmer should not be afraid to sack Rachel Reeves
A fear of destabilising the markets has kept her position safe so far
Richard Johnson
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