Anglo-Saxon warriors, presumably not in Cambridge. Credit: Getty

8 May 2024 - 8:10pm

Cambridge journal ditches Anglo-Saxon name

David Lammy defends Donald Trump on Nato The Shadow Foreign Secretary said that America wants Europeans to do more

Newly appointed Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes in Edinburgh today. Credit: Getty

Kate Forbes is more dangerous inside government than out

The Onion has lost its bite Satirical publications err when they only appeal to the Left

Why would women want to join the Garrick anyway? Mixed-sex elite clubs are still elite clubs

Cosmo Landesman

Sabotage conducted abroad holds numerous benefits for Russia. Credit: Getty

Russia threatens to ramp up attacks across Europe

Bethany Elliott

Tuesday, 7 May

Joe Biden can’t ‘Trump-proof’ his agenda The President is desperately trying to protect his legacy

Hakeem Jeffries meets Volodymyr Zelensky in Washington DC last year. Credit: Getty

Senior Democrat hints at US boots on the ground in Ukraine

Drake and Kendrick Lamar are weaponising feminism Rap is becoming more socially conscious, but only at surface level

Campus protesters don’t represent Gen Z Students aren't united in support for anti-Israel activism

Gender-neutral toilets deserve to go The Government is right to implement a law mandating single-sex facilities

Emmanuel Macron has his work cut out. Credit: Getty

Macron’s charm offensive with Xi won’t succeed

Monday, 6 May

Immigration has reawakened Ireland’s dormant Right Establishment politicians do not have an answer to the burgeoning housing crisis

Conor Fitzgerald

Boeing is latest company to suffer from Russian sanctions The aeroplane manufacturer is struggling to find replacement components

Philip Pilkington

He's not the only one to blame. Credit: Getty

Why Rishi Sunak will survive — for now

Ayaan Hirsi Ali takes on Richard Dawkins over New Atheism The Christian convert said she regretted her part in undermining faith

Sunday, 5 May

MIT becomes first elite university to ban diversity statements An inflection point has been reached in the battle over DEI in higher education

A California Highway Patrol officer detains a protestor at UCLA this week. Credit: Getty

Joe Biden has learnt the wrong lessons from 1968

Richard Johnson

Local elections: no way back for the Tories The loss of hundreds of councillors is a heavy blow

Saturday, 4 May

Labour has suffered in parts of the country with relatively high Muslim populations. Credit: Getty

Will Labour’s Muslim exodus hurt Keir Starmer?

In defence of OnlyFans Ofcom's investigation into the subscription service is misguided

Kristina Murkett

Immigration won’t solve Germany’s birth rates crisis Economists are given too much responsibility for tackling demographic problems

Friday, 3 May

Ron DeSantis gets into the meat of the issue. Credit: The Florida Channel

Lab-grown meat: the new culture war

US campus chaos is not a free speech issue Protesters are engaging in vandalism, harassment and intimidation

Joe Biden turns populist as election approaches The President is relaxing cigarette and marijuana rules

After Blackpool, who will save Rishi Sunak? Labour managed a swing of 11,000 to win yesterday's by-election

Giorgia Meloni: the new powerbroker? Credit: Getty

A watershed moment is coming for the European Right

William Nattrass

Thursday, 2 May

Binance founder’s prison sentence leaves crypto in freefall Changpeng Zhao's guilty verdict has prompted an industry-wide identity crisis

An action shot of Emmanuel Macron accompanying his Economist interview. Credit: Ed Alcock

Emmanuel Macron: all European nationalists are hidden Brexiteers

The strange trajectory of Tucker Carlson’s first 100 shows His programme on X has marked a decline from his Fox output

How Jamie Driscoll can humiliate Keir Starmer His mayoral victory would be a defeat for the Westminster clique

Bumble heralds end of honeymoon period for dating apps Users are turning away from the depressing reality of online romance

Kristina Murkett