LeBron will make a reported $15 million a year as one of the faces of Polymarket. Credit: Getty

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LeBron James Polymarket deal cheapens sport Gambling is making further inroads into basketball

Majority of antisemitic assaults now come from the Left A new report finds a surge in ideologically-motivated violence after October 7

Shabana Mahmood has claimed that almost all women seeking refuge in Britain aboard small boats have been raped during their crossing. Credit: Getty

Is Labour really facing up to migrant sex crime?

The Right is outgrowing Fox News Thirty years on from its launch, the network’s relevance is fading

Russian plague is not the next Covid Policymakers must resist an authoritarian public-health response

Tuesday, 6 October

Don’t shed a tear for the death of the dinner party A decline in hosting is evidence that the social contract has broken down

Valerie Stivers

‘Archer lied like his life depended on it, and often it did.’ (Dave M. Benett/Getty)

Jeffrey Archer was Britain’s favourite scoundrel

Samuel Rubinstein

Britain has become a breeding ground for terror Extremists of all stripes are drawn to the country’s shores

Yesterday's man. Credit: Getty

Pedro Sánchez’s progressive project is falling apart

William Nattrass

Monday, 5 October

Robert Jenrick’s war on petty crime will resonate with voters He wants the state to side with law-abiding citizens

Jacob Rees-Mogg: Tucker Carlson says foolish things for clicks The ex-Tory MP accused the podcaster of being ‘absorbed by his own vortex’

Americans has withdrawn 12 B-1 bomber aircraft from RAF Fairford. Credit: Getty

RAF Fairford bomber withdrawal signals Britain’s security weakness

Brazil is set to be next domino in Latin America’s MAGA turn Flávio Bolsonaro’s lead over Lula is a win for Donald Trump

Kemi Badenoch’s immigration plan won’t tempt back Reform voters Her new manifesto will disappoint Right-wing Britons

Sunday, 4 October

Greens’ Zionism vote is the price of activist politics Slogans matter more than policies

Friends of the Earth chief: Palestine is a climate justice issue At a Green Party event, Asad Rehman linked the environment to colonialism

AI was a rare Brexit success story. Credit: Getty

Rejoining the EU would throttle Britain’s AI industry

Wolfgang Munchau

Saturday, 3 October

Jacob Rees-Mogg gave Tucker Carlson a lesson in British conservatism The American podcaster got mogged

Christa Pike’s botched execution is the death penalty at its worst To kill someone decades after their crime is senseless

Number of children receiving disability benefits triples since 2010 Mental health claims have led to a surge in Disability Living Allowance payments

Friday, 2 October

Asma Alam (left) suggested that campaigners should wear a keffiyeh to appeal to Muslim voters. Credit: Getty

Green official: dress modestly to appeal to Muslim voters

Trump’s diesel order leaves Britain’s energy supply exposed America has pushed Europe to release its reserve stocks

Europe is losing patience with Ukraine’s demands Brussels has rebuffed Kyiv’s latest request for financial support

William Nattrass

How Jane Eyre could inspire a youth rebellion in China Charlotte Brontë’s classic novel has resistance to authority at its heart

Right to Buy deserves to die The scheme achieved its goals years ago

Thursday, 1 October

An inmate leaves HMP Brixton on early release this morning. Credit: Getty

Early prisoner releases will plague Andy Burnham

America.gov is taking on dysfunctional bureaucracy The new AI-powered government website could earn bipartisan approval

Rape victims should never be forced to use their attackers’ pronouns New CPS guidelines allow prosecutors to call trans suspects men

Censoring Horrible Histories won’t make history less horrible Evil and absurdity provide children with a gateway into the past

Wednesday, 30 September

The New York Mayor has announced a new strategy to combat rising antisemitism. (Credit: X)

Even Zohran Mamdani is failing the anti-Zionism purity test

Burnham’s EU plans make a mockery of Manchesterism There’s a reason British voters chose to ditch Brussels

Adam James Pollock

Reopening Strait of Hormuz leaves US with mixed success Iran will resort to harsher methods to continue the war

Daniel DePetris