A mother and her child gather at a memorial to the Southport victims in 2024. Credit: Getty
07/03/2026 - 11:00am

Southport Inquiry fails to address UK’s flawed refugee policy Shabana Mahmood accepted its conclusions without considering tougher questions

Rakib Ehsan

03.07

Morgan McSweeney: The British state is out of shape Keir Starmer’s former chief of staff made the admission in a new interview

Shea Ferguson

Thursday, July 2

02.07

Birthright drama shows Right-wing outrage machine is dying Matt Walsh and co. need to touch grass

Oliver Bateman

02.07
5Pillars editor Roshan Salih speaks on a podcast this week. Credit: 5Pillars/X

5Pillars editor calls for Muslim ‘physical training programme’

Rob Lownie

02.07

Embracing socialism threatens Democrats’ midterm chances The party is increasingly out of step with the median voter

Michael Baharaeen

02.07

Why won’t Labour deport grooming gang leaders? Andy Burnham has called for the removal of child abuser Shabir Ahmed

Julie Bindel

02.07

Burnham should learn from France and Germany on devolution Toulouse and Hamburg have succeeded where Manchester and Birmingham failed

Thomas Munson

Wednesday, July 1

01.07
The feel-good story of the summer has come crashing down. Credit: Getty

Freddy’s deleted X account shows fragility of going viral

Ryan Zickgraf

01.07

Gold crash reflects renewed faith in central banks An era of easy money is coming to an end

John Rapley

01.07

Restoring energy ties with Russia won’t save Germany’s economy Berlin has deeper structural problems beyond expensive gas

William Nattrass

01.07

China is threatening America in the AI race Its cheaper models could give Beijing an edge

Miquel Vila

01.07

Starmer’s Defense Investment Plan is a problem for the Right Neither Reform UK nor the Conservatives have an easy attack line

John Oxley

Tuesday, June 30

30.06

Democrats won’t learn from Supreme Court trans ruling Justices have upheld states’ rights to restrict women’s sport to biological females

Lisa Selin Davis

30.06
The Pope has received robust backing from some surprising corners of the Church. Credit: Getty

Risk of Catholic schism has rallied traditionalists behind Pope Leo

Sohrab Ahmari

30.06

Why is Zack Polanski so obsessed with imperial guilt? His view of history relies on national self-flagellation

Samuel Rubinstein

30.06

Decriminalizing rough sleeping won’t help the homeless Britain’s streets will only become grimmer as vagrancy goes unpunished

Ben Ramanauskas

30.06

The NHS is still putting gender ideology over women’s rights Healthcare trusts are blinded by the dogma of trans activism

Joan Smith

Monday, June 29

29.06
ICE raids have prompted a series of protests across America in the last year. Credit: Getty

Trump’s Lance Schroyer pick shows nobody wants to run ICE

Kyle Sammin

29.06

London grooming gangs probe could shame the Met The force has a history of fudging sexual abuse investigations

Dominic Adler

29.06
Heavy is the head. Credit: Getty

King Charles is making a mistake by leaning into multiculturalism

Niall Gooch

Sunday, June 28

28.06

Crimea will decide the Ukraine war Kyiv’s forces have forced the Russian-occupied territory into a state of emergency

Bethany Elliott

28.06

Will Philip Larkin make Burnham a good prime minister? Britain needs leaders who can read

Joseph Williams

28.06

It’s time for a British Panthéon France commemorates its thinkers with suitable gravitas

Dan Jackson

Saturday, June 27

27.06
Nixon is now a lodestar for modern Right-wing counterculture. Credit: Getty

Richard Nixon has become a MAGA hero

Nathan Pinkoski

27.06

John Bolton’s guilty plea is the endpoint of DC’s leaking culture DOJ hypocrisy preceded Trump’s presidency

Tom Rogan

27.06

How Andy Burnham cracked vibes politics Labour has found its first media-savvy communicator in the digital age

Jonny Ball

Friday, June 26

26.06

Failed Senate revolt proves Trump’s hold over the GOP Republicans always fall behind the President eventually

Michael Cuenco

26.06

International order is breaking down in the Gulf War in Iran has pushed oil producers apart

Jack Smith

26.06
Reports suggest half of the 400,000 migrants slated for deportation have been allowed to remain. Credit: Getty

Bureaucracy has stifled Labour’s migration agenda

Chris Bayliss

26.06

Would repealing the Equality Act help white working-class boys? The proposal by Reform UK can only go so far

Rakib Ehsan

Thursday, June 25

25.06

Falling oil prices will take a long time to benefit consumers Donald Trump is hoping for a quick drop in costs at the pump to help in the midterms

John Rapley

25.06

New Colombian president could be the key to Trump’s drug war But full-scale military attacks on criminal organizations would destabilize the country

Daniel DePetris