Restoring the party’s working-class roots means battling Boris Johnson—and the tide of history

Britain’s strategic outlook requires realism about the kind of conflicts we are prepared and willing to fight

Woke politics offers conservative satirists an easy target, but the results neither sparkle nor shock

Delaying another independence referendum may prove fatal. Better for No. 10 to lance the boil now and re-think the Union

Faced with a resurgent and objectionable Russia, and a transactional US, Nato must urgently transform for the new age

Republicans exploited historical ignorance to kill impeachment

"Reader, there never was a choice. The air between these pages is sucked out each time we watch her go"

Frederic Raphael on antisemitism; why trans women athletes hardly ever win; legal language and immigration

Europe’s economic colossus is crippled by identity politics and self-obsession. It exports instability