September 18, 2025

Zarah Sultana: Corbyn party is a ‘sexist boys’ club’

Pope Leo’s UN stance reflects Vatican’s declining global role The Catholic Church has lost its power to mediate conflicts

Alexander Lucie-Smith

Fed’s interest rate cut won’t calm turbulent US economy Markets whipsawed following yesterday’s decision

Crete’s migration crisis is a warning to Europe

Susanne Mundschenk

Wednesday

17.09

Nvidia chip ban won’t deter Chinese firms Xi knows his country isn’t ready to decouple from Western technology

Pam Bondi is leaning into Europe’s hate speech playbook Any restrictions on the First Amendment would be a dangerous proposition

Jacob Mchangama

Stablecoin limits betray the City’s tradition of free markets

In defence of Paul Ovenden Private messages should not carry professional consequences

Stella Tsantekidou

Tuesday

16.09

Banning Israelis from military school weakens UK national security A British college is excluding students over Netanyahu’s campaign in Gaza

Limor Simhony Philpott

Will Morgan McSweeney bring down Starmer? The PM’s svengali is under pressure for failures in government

Permacrisis is fuelling Gen-Z mental health problems Young people have been raised in a climate of fear and pathologisation

Kristina Murkett

Rubio visit can’t conceal growing US-Israel divisions

Starmer ignores Unite the Kingdom marchers at his peril Protesters aren’t racist for wanting to be proud of their country

Monday

15.09

Michael Heseltine: Unite the Kingdom rally was ‘sickening’ The former Tory minister condemned Right-wing rhetoric around immigration

Nigel Farage is not the answer to Danny Kruger’s problems Tories defecting to Reform UK are acting out of self-preservation, not political alignment

Posthumous Charlie Kirk books are just the latest AI slop

Bob Vylan response shows the Right still isn’t woke enough Policy overhauls in the wake of George Floyd’s death should provide a blueprint

Mary Harrington

AfD surge in local election exposes voter discontent The Right-wing party has tripled its support in North Rhine-Westphalia

Is Andy Burnham making a premature bid for Labour leader?

Sunday

14.09

Charlie Kirk death supercharges Right-wing cancel culture Conservatives are gleefully calling for opponents to be fired over online speech

Trump’s sanctions threat is directed at Nato, not Russia The US President is sowing further division in the alliance

Bethany Elliott

Hope not Hate threatens Anglo-American relations Washington has voiced concerns about free speech in Britain

Saturday

13.09

Was Charlie Kirk suspect radicalised by the internet?

National Gallery’s modern art push is a disaster for the Tate Repudiating British works has led to an identity crisis

J.J. Charlesworth

Kemi Badenoch’s survival hinges on the economy

Friday

12.09

George Abaraonye shows the Oxford Union is no longer serious The President-Elect celebrated the shooting of his former interlocutor

Why Charlie Kirk was the ideal debate opponent We disagreed on almost everything, but he showed a basic civility and respect

Poland’s drone scare is not grounds for Nato escalation

Jennifer Kavanagh

Peter Mandelson is no reason to end political appointments Ambassadors are directly accountable to democratically elected leaders

Thursday

11.09

Charlie Kirk’s death leaves a void in the GOP Republican leaders have now lost their bridge to the youth vote

Is the equity agenda to blame for falling test scores? Restorative justice programmes have played a damaging role in US education

Does Labour really believe the ECHR can be reformed?