Covid and the war in Ukraine have destroyed the idea Britain can rely on importing food. Credit: Getty.
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A food inflation crisis is coming Labour needs a plan to support farmers during the Iran war

Andrew O'Brien

Thursday, April 2

02.04

Pam Bondi was never going to survive in Trump’s DOJ She failed to advance the President's interests

Tom Rogan

02.04
Nancy Pelosi's term runs out in less than a year. Credit: Getty

Race to replace Nancy Pelosi tests limits of liberal Zionism

William Liang

02.04

Cosmeticorexia is a symptom of social media replacing play Companies are marketing skincare products to worryingly young audiences

Kristina Murkett

02.04

Has Alex Preston AI saga killed the literary critic? The writer’s use of chatbots shows how vapid book reviews have become

Cosmo Adair

02.04

Nato can’t afford to drive Trump away European leaders haven’t considered the consequences of their resistance

Wolfgang Munchau

Wednesday, April 1

01.04

Why are there no books in the Trump and Obama presidential libraries? America’s politicians are turning their backs on the written word

Nicholas Boys Smith

01.04
Bryon Noem listens to his wife Kristi give testimony last year. Credit: getty

Bryon Noem scandal punctures myth of rural American innocence

Sohrab Ahmari

01.04

Italian soccer is trapped in the past — just like Italy Another failure to qualify for the World Cup is sadly unsurprising

Tobias Jones

01.04

Supreme Court conversion therapy ruling is a blow to gender ideology Activists hold a double standard

Ben Appel

01.04
‘Social media and the obsession with image have made gender performance mandatory for men in public life.’ Credit: Getty

Rise of ‘brotox’ ushers in new age of male beauty standards

Oliver Bateman

Tuesday, March 31

31.03

The empty symbolism of Zohran Mamdani's gender agenda The Mayor’s Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs has achieved very little

Joseph Figliolia

31.03

JD Vance UFO claim reflects mainstreaming of alternative beliefs Once-fringe ideas are now gaining cultural acceptance

Katherine Dee

31.03
Highs and lows. Credit: Getty

Is Kanye West a bully or a victim?

Samuel Rubinstein

Monday, March 30

30.03

MAHA could decide the midterms RFK Jr’s supporters will prove pivotal in battleground states

Emily Jashinsky

30.03

Full-scale escalation in Iran will shatter Western economies Oil could soon hit $200 a barrel

John Rapley

30.03

Netanyahu’s Lebanon campaign risks showdown with Trump Israel’s war aims are diverging from America’s

Tom Rogan

30.03
Sadiq Khan shared a post over the weekend marking the Palm Sunday procession across Trafalgar Square. Credit: Getty

Sadiq Khan should stop pretending Britain has freedom of worship

Mary Harrington

Sunday, March 29

29.03

Sheryl Sandberg’s girlboss feminism is damaging for women Her criticism of tradwives restricts female options

Carolyn D. Gorman

29.03
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán addresses a rally in Budapest earlier this week. Credit: Getty

Hungary faces a choice between two kinds of chaos

William Nattrass

29.03

Houthi attacks leave America exposed The Yemeni group’s entry into the Iran war is a bad omen for the world economy

Malcom Kyeyune

Saturday, March 28

28.03
Noelia Castillo died this week by euthanasia at the age of 25. Credit: Y Ahora Sonsoles / Atresmedia Television

Noelia Castillo’s death shames the euthanasia lobby

Yuan Yi Zhu

28.03

Britons don’t deserve to get into museums for free Cultural funding is a necessary bulwark against billionaire donors and ideologues

Ben Lewis

28.03

Russia’s war fatigue could help Putin He can recast public dissatisfaction with a deal into a narrative of relief

Bethany Elliott

Friday, March 27

27.03
Druski in the skit mocking conservative women. Credit: druski/Facebook

Druski’s Erika Kirk sketch exposes the Right’s cancel culture hypocrisy

Ryan Zickgraf

27.03

UK Left is turning a blind eye to Big Tech overreach Keir Starmer now looks out of step over online privacy

Chris Bayliss

27.03

Britain’s new towns risk repeating postwar mistakes The design disconnect between elite and popular opinion is too vast

Nicholas Boys Smith

27.03
If there is an urgency around a ceasefire, it is coming from Washington rather than Tehran. Credit: Getty

A longer war plays into Iran’s hands

Jennifer Kavanagh

Thursday, March 26

26.03

Bill Maher is the Mark Twain Prize winner we deserve Former rebels have turned into the establishment

Emily Jashinsky

26.03

Midterms victory could set up Democrats to fail in 2028 The party hasn’t learned from past mistakes

Michael Baharaeen

26.03

Why I no longer support social media bans for teenagers Harsher restrictions risk expanding state control at home

Stella O'Malley

26.03
Nigel Farage spots another potential Tory defector. Credit: Getty

Reform gives up on nationalisation — and Labour voters

Jonny Ball