September 23, 2025

Are screens to blame for spike in autism diagnoses?

Josephine Bartosch

Marriage is not just for the wealthy A recent uptick in religiosity could be good news for the institution

Brad Wilcox and Grant Bailey

RFK’s autism report twists correlation into causation For all the bold claims, the evidence is strikingly thin

Cremieux Recueil

Will Reform’s immigration plan really prevent another Boriswave?

Ed Miliband is finally seeing sense on energy policy The Energy Secretary is changing his tune on nuclear power

Monday

22.09

Can Erika Kirk pull women away from the Left? Conservatives believe they have found a powerful new ambassador

Emily Jashinsky

Charlie Kirk funeral fuses Christian mercy with MAGA populism Forgiveness and militancy intersected in unexpected ways

Macron’s record low approval marks twilight of presidency

Francois Valentin

Sex tests for athletes are too little, too late Sebastian Coe must do more to improve the integrity of women's sport

Labour’s Palestine recognition is not a concession to the Left Keir Starmer’s decision reflects long-standing Labour policy

Richard Johnson

Sunday

21.09

Trump’s H-1B fee marks rise of noblesse oblige populism The White House has turned visas into a tool of executive favour

Is Russia laying groundwork for strike on Nato?

Bethany Elliott

Lib Dems are still too extreme to attract moderate Conservatives From immigration to the environment, the party veers too far Left

Saturday

20.09

Democrats’ new bill marks sudden concern for free speech The party of online censorship has undergone a Damascene conversion

Emily Jashinsky

Experts alarmed by expansion plans at CCP-linked Oxford campus

Your Party was a disaster waiting to happen Egos and ideological differences made unity all but impossible

Friedrich Merz has no answer to Germany’s economic crisis Hemmed in by his own coalition partners, the Chancellor has few options left

Friday

19.09

Labour slavery law review won’t cover up asylum failures

Boris Johnson is still rewriting his immigration record Old debates are roiling the Tory Party

DEI takeover of NHS risks patient safety Progressive ideology is threatening our standard of healthcare

Thursday

18.09

Trump’s tech deal will subordinate UK to America Britain is losing out on revenue from critical services

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