10 May 2019 - 8:56am

How football raised its game Our national sport has been transformed by the free movement of labour and capital

Ian Birrell

08.05

Five policies to get Britain back on track

James Kirkup

05.05

Are these the last gasps of our old political order?

Matthew Goodwin

03.05

Why the Iron Lady is an icon for our times Margaret Thatcher's legacy has found some surprising supporters

Ian Birrell

03.05

Is Corbyn doing the country a favour?

Tim Bale

02.05

What does it mean to be French? Like many Frenchmen, Macron is confusing the myth of his nation with the reality

John Lichfield

15.04

Daphne du Maurier’s Brexit fantasy Rule Britannia, written in 1972, is startlingly resonant today

Sneha Alexander

09.04

Britain’s first Brexit was the hardest There's warning – and reassurance – to be found in the chaos of the fifth century

Tom Holland

12.03

The EU is flunking its Brexit opportunity Instead of stabilising Europe's divisions, the British vote to leave is widening them

Helen Thompson

26.02

Will Spain’s working poor take revenge?

Peter Franklin

13.02

Time’s up for Greece’s populist demagogue

David Patrikarakos

11.02

Why Europe can’t cope

Helen Thompson