Is Labour’s assisted dying plan a way to balance the books? With a strain on resources, the UK could fall into a similar trap to Canada

Philip Pilkington

Monday

16.09

Ryan Routh’s foreign ties draw wider attention Questions remain over Trump's would-be assassin and his links abroad

Emily Jashinsky

Diane Abbott labels Meloni ‘a literal fascist’

Von der Leyen stabs Thierry Breton in the front The EU President rules Brussels based on her own whims and dislikes

William Nattrass

Why did Huw Edwards avoid jail?

Kristina Murkett

Media is asking the wrong questions about Trump assassination attempt A second threat in two months has been met with a collective shrug

Ashley Rindsberg

Is the West finally seeing sense on long-range missiles to Ukraine? London and Washington are carefully delaying the decision

Sunday

15.09

The Pope is not a heretic — but he is incompetent Recent statements have caused widespread consternation among Catholics

Birmingham is becoming a failed city, report finds

Investigation casts more doubt on KCL ‘indoctrination’ case Peter Neumann was accused of antisemitism and downplaying terrorism

Saturday

14.09

Pennsylvania is the swing state that matters in November Working-class voters in the region will decide America's election

Charles McElwee

Labour targets Nigel Farage in TV appearance crackdown

Dresden bridge collapse symbolises German decay Creaking infrastructure will fuel further political division

Ralph Schoellhammer

Friday

13.09

Falling oil prices are a warning of global recession The three big beasts of the world economy are either stagnant or decelerating

Michel Houllebecq: I don’t care about Ukraine

Why is Sadiq Khan prioritising housing for prisoners? Labour badly misunderstands Britain's current political mood

Diane Abbott: Labour is institutionally racist

Rape crisis centre CEO resigns over failure to protect single-sex spaces Why was Mridul Wadhwa running a women's refuge in the first place?

Prepare for more immigration as Britain’s debt soars A new OBR report paints a grim future for the UK

Philip Pilkington

Thursday

12.09

Labour soundbites won’t fix the NHS Reformist zeal may be negated by the reality on the ground

Monica Lewinsky makes up with Drudge

Paris should remove Olympic rings from Eiffel Tower Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo's plan for the landmark must be resisted

Iran can’t save Hamas Tehran's threats against Israel have come to very little so far

Why Trump fell for the Haitian dog-eating meme

New Google trial is the most significant yet The latest antitrust case gets to the heart of how giant platforms make money

Andrew Orlowski

Wednesday

11.09

Stanford and UPenn embrace institutional neutrality More elite colleges have joined Cornell and Harvard in adopting the practice

Tories want Kamala Harris over Donald Trump

Did Sturgeon and Salmond kill the SNP? A new BBC documentary studies the roots of the party's current malaise

Voters may not buy Kamala Harris’s centrist pivot The Vice President is trying to hide her progressive past

Michael Baharaeen

Liz Truss: we should have followed Swedish model on Covid The former PM told UnHerd that Britain's lockdowns were a mistake

ABC News lost the presidential debate

Emily Jashinsky

Tuesday

10.09

Democrats are bleeding black and Hispanic voters — poll Kamala Harris is performing worse than Joe Biden among minority voters

Have the Tories really learnt from their mistakes? Soul-searching has not been evident during the leadership contest

James Sean Dickson

Candace Owens pulled from YouTube over Kanye West claims

Victoria Nuland: West advised Ukraine to reject 2022 deal The retired US diplomat claimed it left Kyiv militarily neutered

Matt Walsh’s Am I Racist? embarrasses antiracist movement A new film exposes the grift that lies at the heart of the industry

Madeline Fry Schultz

Will Andrew Tate face justice in Britain?

Taxing technology to support creatives: a recipe for propaganda Arts groups are already distinctly partisan

Mary Harrington

Keir Starmer channels Margaret Thatcher over public cuts Labour's measures may go further than previous Tory governments

Philip Pilkington

Monday

09.09

Bernie Sanders stumps for Dick Cheney

What drives children to murder? The death of an 80-year-old man has revived a grim debate

Stella O'Malley

EU battle with China leaves no space for Ukraine Calls for peace show that Europe wants to focus on its own problems

William Nattrass

Kamala Harris’s golden summer is over A new NYT poll shows Trump edging ahead of the Vice President

Why is Police Scotland so worried about rapists’ pronouns?

Josephine Bartosch

Labour Left threatens Starmer over winter fuel allowance Mutinous MPs could undermine the Prime Minister's authority

Sunday

08.09

Kursk shows Ukraine has no plan for victory Kyiv is running out of options — and Zelensky knows it

Justin Trudeau has lost the Canadian Left

SNP returns to reality with conversion therapy U-turn John Swinney has learnt from his predecessors' hubris on gender issues

Saturday

07.09

Can Donald Trump manage his economic balancing act? His platform would combine populism and traditional GOP policies

Britain needs more prisons, not fewer prisoners

We still live in Jeremy Kyle’s Britain The cruel spectacle of reality TV has given way to online shaming

Kristina Murkett

Friday

06.09

Kamala Harris is the big winner from US jobs report Donald Trump's characterisation of his opponent as a socialist doesn't add up

Alexander Nazaryan

Tony Blair: only centrism can defeat populism

The chain of cover-ups that led to Grenfell This week's report reveals a long and unpleasant history

Putin’s search for eternal youth is failing The Russian President's new 'national mission' is producing few results

Liz Cheney’s endorsement won’t help Kamala Harris

Emily Jashinsky

EU divided over Russian spy threat Hungary stands accused of allowing espionage to creep into the bloc

William Nattrass

Thursday

05.09

Meta outshines Musk on free speech with ‘from the river to the sea’ decision An oversight board ruled that the phrase should not be flagged as hate speech

Jacob Mchangama

Conor McGregor teases Irish presidential run

Michel Barnier pick is an olive branch to Marine Le Pen France's new PM is the preferred candidate of the Right

Darryl Cooper: World War II historian for the woke Right Tucker Carlson's guest adopted the revisionist tactics of progressives

Mary Harrington

Stop letting the press give Kamala Harris a free ride America's potential next president has not been sufficiently scrutinised

Robert Jenrick has a target on his back

Lee David Evans

Wednesday

04.09

Are elite universities ignoring affirmative action ban? New admissions data shows different approaches are being taken

Kamala Harris could censor Elon Musk’s X Previous calls for tech crackdowns suggest the CEO is in her sights

Ashley Rindsberg

Sahra Wagenknecht plays kingmaker in Germany

One in five Britons are ‘ethnic nationalists’ — survey But their profile is very different from European equivalents

Conservatives should not dismiss single-sex space concerns Robert Jenrick has claimed that gender ideology is a 'culture-war' issue

Raquel Rosario Sánchez

Labour’s Israel arms embargo won’t stop Netanyahu British influence pales in comparison to that of the US

Tuesday

03.09

Canadians turn on Trudeau over immigration His lax border policies have alienated the population

Winston Churchill vs the Online Right

Volkswagen closures accelerate German deindustrialisation Europe's car industry has been crippled by political naivety

Ralph Schoellhammer

Should a childminder really go to prison over tweets? Lucy Connolly could face a custodial sentence for threatening asylum seekers

Tony Blair gives up on ‘the end of history’

Next Tory leader won’t be a unifier Even candidates preaching cooperation face a bitterly divided party

Monday

02.09

Donald Trump’s IVF plan doesn’t go far enough Education and financial support for families would impact birth rates more

Kemi Badenoch is winning the social media contest

Russia’s Pokrovsk advance could be pivotal in the war If Ukraine loses the key transport hub, its whole front line may fall

Philip Pilkington

The AfD has destroyed Germany’s political mainstream

Israeli trade unions could drive out Netanyahu Public anger is mounting about the fate of the remaining hostages

SNP’s independence dream has never been more distant The party's central cause has turned into a pipe dream

Iain Macwhirter

Sunday

01.09

AfD success breaks anti-populist firewall in Germany