How Scotland learned to love Nigel Farage
The same energy that once fuelled the independence campaign is now behind Reform UK.
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What Louis Theroux gets wrong about the West Bank
The settlers are engrained in Israeli society, but the BBC cast them as radical outliers.
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This trade deal belongs to Donald Trump
Keir Starmer will proclaim a victory for Britain. But the exploitative logic behind America’s tariff policy has not changed.
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The government is stuck in campaign mode
Even with a large majority, policies are decided on popularity not principle.
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Starmer can turn Reform’s rise to his advantage
Farage’s prominence gives Labour a new opportunity to attract tactical votes and secure re-election.
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Why Labour shouldn’t shift right
The answer to these bruising election results is to govern as the party of social democracy.
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The assisted dying impact assessment resolves nothing
The government’s review promises to address concerns about the bill – but only raises new ones.
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The Tories are in danger of irrelevance
A fourth-place finish in the local elections has deepened the party’s existential crisis.
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