Yesterday, the Court of Appeal found in the Home Office’s favour on its decision to proscribe Palestine Action as a terrorist group. Credit: Getty
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Upholding Palestine Action proscription creates a policing nightmare

Dominic Adler

Monday, 15 June

15.06

Can Farage’s Substack restore British intellectual debate? Lengthy essays by politicians are reviving an older form of communication

Samuel Rubinstein

15.06
Trump announced the peace deal last night, but it will be signed with Iran on Friday. Credit: Getty

Iran deal should finally get America out of the Middle East

Sohrab Ahmari

15.06

Teen social media ban marks the end of digital anonymity Labour is creating a backdoor to clamp down on dissent

Mary Harrington

15.06

Russian shadow fleet tanker seizure is political theatre This gambit is a failed attempt at distracting from the UK’s defence problems

Jennifer Kavanagh

Sunday, 14 June

14.06

Swiss population cap failure won’t ease voter immigration concerns Politicians are turning a blind eye to the root causes of yesterday’s referendum

Lukas Leuzinger

14.06
Is the SpaceX IPO a bubble ready to pop? Credit: Getty

Is SpaceX too big to fail?

John Rapley

14.06

Britain cannot afford an Ed Miliband chancellorship Reports suggest the Energy Secretary is pushing for the role if Burnham enters No. 10

Peter Franklin

Saturday, 13 June

13.06

The backlash against youth gender medicine is accelerating The Cleveland Clinic is the latest hospital to wind down paediatric sex-trait modification

Ben Appel

13.06

Japan’s flag desecration law reflects growing Right-wing pressure Sanae Takaichi is trying to ward off any insurgent threats

Philip Patrick

13.06

Britain’s old university order is breaking down Students are losing faith in the value higher education

Philip Cunliffe

Friday, 12 June

12.06
King Musk. Credit: Getty

SpaceX IPO confirms Elon Musk as king of space

Robert Zubrin

12.06

David Hockney never lost his Yorkshire soul His paintings appealed to both elites and the masses

Pratinav Anil

12.06

Britain’s only child future will create a more atomised society New figures suggest that families are increasingly having just one baby

Stella O'Malley

12.06
Could Rupert Lowe derail Reform UK in Makerfield? Credit: X/Restore

Why the North is gravitating towards Restore

Chris Middleton

Thursday, 11 June

11.06

Left-wing civil war threatens LA’s future Voters must choose between Scylla and Charybdis

Joel Kotkin

11.06

John Healey exit confirms British defence is in crisis Keir Starmer’s much-vaunted commitment to the military is falling apart

Bethany Elliott

11.06

Democrats are out of step with shifting views on gender transition Polling shows Americans are increasingly sceptical of the practice

Lisa Selin Davis

11.06
Ratings have plummeted during Ncuti Gatwa’s time as the Doctor. Credit: Doctor Who/IMDB

Doctor Who collapse shows the BBC is out of ideas

Niall Gooch

11.06

BLM’s shadow looms over Belfast riots Disorder in the city is downstream from the summer of 2020

Mary Harrington

Wednesday, 10 June

10.06
Hasan has labelled Zeteo UK ‘a movement for media accountability’. Credit: Zeteo/YouTube

Does Britain really need Mehdi Hasan’s Zeteo UK?

Samuel Rubinstein

10.06

New terror laws won’t deter the IRGC Labour must follow through and proscribe the group

Kyle Orton

10.06

Labour is losing its grip on local government New analysis reveals the fracturing of Britain’s councils

Jack Shaw and Dylan Cridland

10.06

Kemi Badenoch is laying a trap for Nigel Farage Her promise to abolish the Public Sector Equality Duty is more than a policy move

Peter Franklin

Tuesday, 9 June

09.06

Joe Biden’s return could be a blessing for Democrats His renewed visibility gives the party a chance to prove it has moved on

Michael Baharaeen

09.06
Police attend the scene of last night’s stabbing in North Belfast. Credit: Getty

Belfast knife attack reflects years of silence on immigration

Adam James Pollock

09.06

Labour’s British business plan won’t stop brain drain Reliance on foreign investment has become a feature of the UK economy

Andrew O'Brien

09.06

Trump’s Chagos purchase could mend Special Relationship US military officials recognise the strategic benefits of Diego Garcia

Tom Rogan

09.06

Poll: support for united Ireland falls in Northern Ireland A survey has found that backing for unification has dropped to 35%

Archie Earle

Monday, 8 June

08.06
The doctor will see you now. Credit: Getty

What I learnt from my online fight with Hugh Laurie

Janet Murray

08.06

Jennifer Lopez, Subway Takes and progressivism’s dark heart Appeals to tolerance often belie reactionary instincts

Matthew Gasda

08.06

Trans activists are realising gender law is not on their side Oxford students’ treatment of Michael Foran reflects a losing position

Josephine Bartosch