16 Oct 2026 - 11:00am

Greens’ Zionism row could tear the party in two

Peter Franklin

16.10

NHS’s trans ban comes far too late Ministers have blithely ignored last year’s Supreme Court judgment

Joan Smith

15.10

Big money is pulling the Democrats Left Wealthy progressive donors are skewing the priorities of the party

Michael Baharaeen

15.10

Anti-Trump stance is the Tories’ best bet against Farage British conservatives still view the US President negatively

David Jeffery

15.10

MI5 is woefully underprepared for next foreign terror threat Agency head Ken McCallum has warned of Britain’s security weaknesses

Dominic Adler

15.10

Sally Rooney’s book withdrawal is a tragedy for literary sadgirls

Poppy Sowerby

14.10

OpenAI spy scandal marks new front in espionage America is entering another cold war

Elliot Leavy

14.10

Will Greta Gerwig betray CS Lewis’s Narnia vision? Her adaptation of The Magician’s Nephew is rooted in modern sensibilities

Niall Gooch

14.10

Oxford University has lost its marbles over idioms Languages thrive on eccentric expressions

Philip Hensher

14.10

The school screens war has become a class signifier EdTech is widening the socioeconomic learning gap

Kristina Murkett

14.10

Britain’s economy is living on borrowed time

John Rapley

13.10

Spain’s housing protests should scare European leaders Rent costs are mobilising angry young people across the continent

Julian Bovill

13.10

Shane Gillis SNL response is confected outrage Why is anyone surprised when the show seeks to offend liberal pieties?

Ryan Zickgraf

13.10

Is Labour set for a showdown with the Bank of England? John Healey should resist advice from Threadneedle Street

Andrew O'Brien

12.10

Humza Yousaf: Greens’ Zionism motion was a misstep

Shea Ferguson

12.10

Nigel Farage’s asylum pledge isn’t extremist Britain’s Overton window has shifted on immigration

Chris Bayliss

12.10

Anthropic’s Claude cruelty policy risks humanising AI Treating models as sentient is a slippery slope

Timandra Harkness

12.10

Drumcree march ban comes at a cost to nationalists

Gerry Lynch

11.10

Jess Phillips: Labour should put Rejoin in its next manifesto The ex-minister suggested Britain could return to the EU without a referendum

Rob Lownie

11.10

Will Trump’s diesel deal with Russia bring down Zelensky? Putin has undermined Ukraine’s standing with Washington

Maximilian Hess

11.10

AfD is moving closer to power by softening EU stance Right-wing European parties are finding ways to work with Brussels

Peter Franklin

10.10

Trump’s ICC sanctions are diplomatic overreach The administration is bypassing limits on presidential power

Kyle Sammin

10.10

Sectarianism is driving Britain’s hate crime surge

Ralph Leonard

09.10

Canada’s assisted dying reversal provides hope for Europe The country has revoked plans to legalise euthanasia for mental illness

Adam James Pollock

09.10

NatCon’s pro-Israel conference hides deeper Right-wing split

Nikos Mohammadi

09.10

French student protests could provoke a wider Gen-Z revolt Youth dissatisfaction across Europe is at boiling point

Susanne Mundschenk

09.10

Livestreamed executions are downstream of internet gore The Pentagon is taking its cue from online snuff videos

Mary Harrington

09.10

Holborn by-election decisively ends the Green wave

David Jeffery

08.10

Could France’s debt crisis cause a European financial crash? Failing to appease the bond market may have a domino effect

Jagjit Chadha

08.10

Why Birmingham is Britain’s benefits capital It’s the canary in the coal mine for wider national decline

Dan Cave

08.10

Royal Navy spying case is just the start of UK’s espionage problems

Ian Proud

08.10

Kemi Badenoch’s popularity won’t spark a Tory revival New polling shows approval for the leader doesn’t equate to party support

Rob Lownie