2 Jul 2021 - 1:05pm

How Labour salvaged Batley and Spen Will this victory be a turning point for Starmer?

Tim Bale

13.05

The law can’t end the culture wars You can't defeat censorship with more bureaucracy

Adam King

12.05

Give the Queen a break Forced to talk about 'levelling up', it's no wonder her heart wasn't in it

Sam Leith

10.05

Is it the Tories who are doomed? Labour has a coalition designed for winning in 2040

Ed West

07.04

The Tory playboy who toppled the toffs Iain Macleod was destined to be PM — and then fate caught up with him

Gavin Haynes

31.03

How to end anti-capitalism Turning companies into democracies will stop people hating their jobs

Dan Hitchens

22.03

The demise of ‘political blackness’ Ethnic minorities are as divided by class and politics as white people

Ralph Leonard

19.02

Labour’s real problem is Wales Forget the Red Wall — Starmer's speech ignored his party's greatest weakness

David Jeffery

18.12

How bad is it for Boris? The failures of Thatcher, Cameron and Major provide lessons for the PM

Tim Bale

08.12

The PM’s cabinet of puppets and placemen Some of Boris's ministers are in the wrong role; others are in the wrong profession

Peter Franklin

23.11

How Tories lost the plot over Priti Formerly serious Conservatives have been sucked into a partisan vortex in defence of the Home Secretary

Polly Mackenzie

27.10

Are special advisers just gossiping grifters? A new book about spads fails to justify the existence of this swollen political class

Polly Mackenzie