Who's in charge here? Credit: Getty

How much influence does the US really have over Israel? It remains unclear whether Netanyahu will heed calls for a ceasefire

Food prices are falling — but interest rates won’t Structural changes in the economy are forcing the hand of central banks

Cameron made the case for further American support. YouTube/ U.S. Department of State

David Cameron: Ukraine war is ‘good value for money’

Tuesday

09.04

The long uncancellation of Mike Tyson One of boxing's biggest stars has clawed his way back to public favour

US deficit to exceed $1.5 trillion in 2024

Poland pushes ahead with hardline hate speech law Worthy efforts to challenge anti-LGBT discrimination risk becoming authoritarian

Jack Lubner, pictured second from left, with other young Labour activists. Credit: Young Labour

Son of £5-million party donor elected Young Labour chair

Liberals in shock as Pope reveals he is Catholic Francis may be on the political Left, but he is theologically conservative

Is Labour finally taking on the NHS? Wes Streeting has criticised the Left's sacred cow in a new op-ed

A generational gap is emerging among British Muslims. Credit: Getty

65% of young British Muslims oppose Israel’s right to exist

Monday

08.04

Study: women and girls lead decline in youth mental health Researchers discovered a huge rise in depression and anxiety among the cohort

This year's Balliol College University Challenge team, featuring Times writer John Maier. Credit: BBC

Does University Challenge have a diversity quota?

The latest medicalised self-harm: amputation Cutting off healthy limbs is increasingly en vogue

Solar eclipse: the return of re-enchantment? We are moving away from the material and towards the numinous

Mary Harrington

North Korean HGVs pose a threat to the West The hermit kingdom has made substantial additions to its missile arsenal

Philip Pilkington

Sunday

07.04

Is Larry David fighting a losing battle against sincerity in comedy? Credit: Getty

Curb Your Enthusiasm: the last politically incorrect sitcom

A new culture war is brewing over autism and ADHD NHS referrals have soared beyond capacity in recent years

Péter Magyar is Viktor Orbán’s most serious challenger yet The Fidesz whistleblower has inspired huge protests in Hungary

William Nattrass

Saturday

06.04

Aslef train strikes don’t go far enough Ongoing industrial action is mostly performative

Philip Cunliffe

Gillian Anderson as Emily Maitlis and Rufus Sewell as Prince Andrew in Scoop. Credit: Netflix

In Scoop, Prince Andrew isn’t the story

The crypto boom could be one big bezzle A surge in prices does not explain what function cryptocurrencies serve

Louis-Vincent Gave

Friday

05.04

Are Democrats giving up on Hispanic voters? Party strategists are worried that outreach efforts might benefit Trump

The Rock speaks to Fox News this week. Credit: Fox

The Rock abandons Joe Biden

No Labels was too Beltway to ever succeed The political group has announced it will not be running a third-party ticket

William Wragg has been an MP since 2015 and intends to stand down at the next election. Credit: Louise Heywood Schiefer

Why is William Wragg getting off lightly?

Campus censorship set for a record-breaking 2024 There have been nearly 50 deplatforming attempts in the US already this year

There are no scapegoats for Europe's decline. Credit: Getty

Europe only has itself to blame for its economic decline

Ralph Schoellhammer

Reform UK threatens Tories in over 300 seats A new YouGov MRP may reinvigorate talk of an electoral pact

Thursday

04.04

Should Antifa protestors really be treated as gang members? Credit: Getty

Antifa goes on trial in California

Is the American Left trying to win over evangelicals? Donald Trump has alienated swathes of Christian voters

Is Humza Yousaf politicising the police force? Credit: Getty

Yousaf receives more hate complaints than JK Rowling

Nato’s ‘Trump-proof’ $100-billion fund is anti-democratic It threatens to make the bloc independent of national political authority

Johan Wennström