Nigel Farage’s entrance should terrify the Tories
It would be quite an irony if the ultimate victim of the Brexit revolt became the Conservative Party
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Labour must beware the lure of progressivism
The way forward is radical on the economy and conservative on society.
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The unbearable predictability of the Tories’ war on young people
Rishi Sunak has a long history of putting himself on the wrong side of his own dividing lines.
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Our mental health crisis won’t be solved by pills alone
The number of people taking antidepressants has doubled since 2011, but the side effects of long-term use are broadly unknown.
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Donald Trump, guilty but not out
The former president has been convicted in a criminal trial. He could still win the White House.
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Keir Starmer’s factionalism is bad for Labour and the country
This desiccated and brittle project will be found badly wanting in office.
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A Jewish dirge for Rafah
The horrors perpetrated in Gaza are unbearable, but Jews have the language to mourn.
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Brexit sealed the Tories’ fate
The Conservatives committed themselves to becoming the party of baby boomers in 2019.
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