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Meta chatbot shows why AI privacy is a delusion Security policy can't keep up with development

Darren Jones has revealed Labour’s immigration confusion The Treasury Secretary's false claims show a party with no strategy

Has the church hit peak woke? Credit: Getty

The Church of England is suffering from social justice fatigue

Friday, 13 June

Is the US facing its own Tavistock moment? One of the country's largest youth gender clinics has shut down

Israeli strikes spark anti-regime sentiment across Iran Sources in the Islamic Republic spoke to UnHerd after the attacks

David Rose and Ali Hamedani

WTA’s egg freezing policy is a win for women Other industries should follow this landmark decision

Anti-Israel protests have broken out in Tehran since the strikes. Credit: Getty

Will Israel finally topple the Iranian regime?

The Green Party is still in thrall to gender ideology Another gender-critical member has been ousted

Josephine Bartosch

Are Tory MPs really going to defect to Lib Dems over ECHR? Kemi Badenoch should be more concerned with the threat from the Right

Thursday, 12 June

Will Israel bomb Iran? Tensions in the Middle East have spiked dramatically in the last 24 hours

NYT trans podcast fails to grapple with detransitioners It turns a blind eye to a growing movement

Lisa Selin Davis

Inside New York City’s anti-ICE protests

Gold’s strength should worry the Fed The metal has overtaken the euro as a reserve currency

The homeless demographic has changed in recent years. Credit: Getty

Will decriminalising rough sleeping lead to migrant tent cities?

Mary Harrington

Labour spending review is a fiscal fantasy The Chancellor cannot avoid the remorseless logic of austerity politics

Wednesday, 11 June

Dominic Cummings: Whitehall is terrified of violence breaking out The Brexit architect warns that the British state is in crisis

LA protests expose limits of Waymo’s street intelligence This wasn't the first time self-driving cars have been attacked

Will Foreign Office staff resign over Gaza? If they can’t implement policy impartially, then they have a duty to quit

Sizewell C looks like an expensive mistake Ed Miliband’s promise of a ’golden age’ of nuclear investment rings hollow

Rachel Reeves has used much of her political capital on relatively minor policies. Credit: Getty

Labour’s winter fuel U-turn is government by PR stunt

Tuesday, 10 June

Democrats are dangerously split over California protests Some progressives within the party would sooner criticise Trump than rioters

Emily Jashinsky

LA riots are descending into ethnic conflict Hispanic identity has become a potent symbol in California

NHS can’t rely on foreign workers forever Cuts to nursing grants will squeeze out British students

The Guv'nah. Credit: YouTube

Could Thomas Skinner be London’s next mayor?

Another spending review won’t solve Britain’s policing crisis Recruitment and retention numbers are in a death spiral

Monday, 9 June

Trump was right to send the National Guard to LA California leaders were failing in their duty to enforce the law

Mark Rutte: Trump broke the Russia-Ukraine deadlock The Nato chief credited the US President for starting a dialogue with Putin

Women can tell. Credit: Getty

Why men are outspending women on Botox

Concern over mass migration is not extremism Prevent's counter-radicalisation programme is focusing on the wrong issues

Starmer deserves credit for gender-critical EHRC pick Dr Mary-Ann Stephenson's floated appointment is a welcome relief

Sunday, 8 June

LA's decline is not inevitable. Credit: Getty

LA riots reflect failure of progressive leadership

Is Nucleus Genomic rigging the genetic lottery? By selecting for genetic traits, the company risks creating a permanent caste system