December 13, 2019

Is this the end for Labour? It would be too easy to pin the blame for the election calamity on Corbyn

Paul Embery

12.12

Accept it Remainers, you’ve lost Why did the titans of British politics do so little to heal the Brexit rift?

Douglas Murray

12.12

Time for Boris Johnson to show his true colours Following his resounding win, the PM will no longer be able to leave his political creed undefined

Matthew Goodwin

12.12

How Labour betrayed their supporters Corbynistas forget the central principal of parliamentary democracy: to persuade your enemy to become your friend

Tanya Gold

12.12

Can our shattered nation survive this election? The act of voting feels less like an act of communal solidarity than an angry tribal denunciation of the other side

Giles Fraser

12.12

Why 2019 became the Instagram election Trust in politicians is so low that they've adopted the 'staged authenticity' of celebrity influencers

Paolo Gerbaudo

11.12

Why Tories are becoming extinct There are huge, unprecedented demographic challenges facing the Conservative Party

Ed West

09.12

How Labour became the party of dreamers — not doers Corbynism is a fusion of two very distinct types: the fools and the knaves

Robert Colvile

06.12

The most important Muslim Britain has never heard of Introducing Ghayasuddin Siddiqui: the radical Islamist turned 'bearded feminist'

Jenny Taylor

06.12

You can’t compare Tory Islamophobia with Labour anti-Semitism Despite Jeremy Corbyn's extremism, the Labour tribe's intellectual elite will not do the one thing needed to stop him

Douglas Murray

06.12

Should the rich pay more tax? Our polling suggests that the parties' high-spending manifestos are a good reflection of public sentiment

James Kanagasooriam

06.12

Jeremy Corbyn’s return to the Seventies Among the younger generation, the aspiration to tax more, spend more and control more does not seem too radical

David Kogan