26 Feb 2026 - 7:00am

Gorton and Denton will break Labour’s fragile coalition Voters who gave Starmer victory in 2024 are looking elsewhere

Richard Johnson

25.02

US State Department hosts Tommy Robinson The activist has previously been banned from America

Rob Lownie

25.02

Wall Street is losing faith in the AI narrative

John Rapley

25.02

Is there really a graduate jobs crisis? Widely reported data paints a misleading picture

Andrew O'Brien

25.02

Mandelson scandal is the end of centrist morality politics Without an ethical message, what’s the point of the Labour Party?

Loic Fremond

25.02

It’s time for Europe to resume talks with Russia

Pavel Devyatkin and Anatol Lieven

24.02

How Survivor foreshadowed the influencer economy A series that once felt transgressive now looks prophetic

Ryan Zickgraf

24.02

Should AI chatbots report suspected school shooters? Our confessions to LLMs are warping both parties

Katherine Dee

24.02

Gavin Newsom’s SAT remark cheapens case for meritocracy A confident democracy would not sneer at excellence, but try to make it attainable for all

Glenn Loury

24.02

Baftas Tourette’s row is endpoint of therapy culture

Stella O'Malley

24.02

Reform UK misreads Christianity in Britain Belief in God goes beyond national identity and tradition

Niall Gooch

23.02

El Mencho death shows Trump’s growing influence in Mexico The anti-CJNG campaign is pragmatic recognition of Washington’s leverage

David Agren

23.02

Greens’ Urdu video signals turn towards sectarianism Future electoral strategies will rely heavily on targeting ethnic groups

Chris Bayliss

23.02

Kemi Badenoch is running against Tory record in government Conservatives are now fighting to overturn policies they implemented

Peter Franklin

23.02

No feminist should defend the niqab

Joan Smith

23.02

Can Reform UK fix Prevent? Gutting the broken counter-extremism programme will be harder than it looks

Dominic Adler

22.02

Death of New York accent is just the tip of cultural flattening A new survey suggests the Big Apple is losing its twang

Matthew Gasda

22.02

Germany’s economy is too reliant on China Berlin is importing more than double the value of its exports to its top trading partner

Miquel Vila

22.02

AI decline porn is a distortion of modern Britain

Jide Ehizele

22.02

Will Trump’s WHO alternative prevent future lockdowns? Totalitarianism will characterise any potential pandemic response

Max Lacour

21.02

Regime change in Iran won’t be cost-free

Daniel DePetris

21.02

Carlson-Huckabee interview shows the irrelevance of Christian Zionism Pro-Israel voices in the GOP now sound out of step with the Republican base

Oliver Bateman

21.02

UK’s record surplus doesn’t vindicate Rachel Reeves Increased revenue won’t last beyond the short term

Andrew O'Brien

20.02

Trump’s alien files release will boost scientific transparency

Avi Loeb

20.02

Does Starmer really think politics is ‘riddled’ with misogyny? The PM's announcement comes at a politically convenient moment

Ella Whelan

20.02

After Christine Lagarde, the ECB must abandon activism

Wolfgang Munchau

20.02

Freedom.gov is America’s latest insult to Europe A new site will allow Europeans to access content banned in their countries

Gavin Haynes

20.02

Meta trial is a turning point for fightback against social media What unfolds in Los Angeles could redefine how we hold digital giants to account

Stella O'Malley

19.02

Protracted war with Iran would haunt Trump in November A lengthy campaign will distract the President from his domestic audience

Emily Jashinsky

19.02

Former Tory MP joins neo-Nazi Azov Brigade Jack Lopresti praised the far-Right unit as a ‘benchmark for modern warfare’

Rob Lownie

19.02

Andrew’s arrest proves fairness of Britain’s constitutional monarchy

Yuan Yi Zhu

19.02

French Antifa violence is spilling into mainstream politics The death of a Right-wing activist has shone a light on radical groups

Francois Valentin