Politics

The action in Dover came as a surprise because hard right groups are getting better at operating below the radar. There will be more “protests” like this to come

Jordan Bardella joined Farage on stage in Birmingham for a handshake over a mock Anglo-French agreement. But really there was only one thing on their minds

A Channel 4 investigation has revealed the seedy workings of Reform’s moneymen. Farage was in trouble before. Now he might have had it

Parliament held a debate on the impact of the EU referendum, 10 years on. Only one member of Nigel Farage's party turned up, and it wasn't him

Richard Tice says his party wants to prioritise housing for married British couples under-35. Here’s the cruel reality behind this policy

A website now gives Ukrainians detailed plans of captured Russian equipment, so they can turn the technology back against the enemy. And it’s working

Firebrand Jean-Luc Mélenchon is squeezing out the moderate left - and wants to sink autumn’s budget too

Andy Burnham may be in No 10, but he will soon find that he is not the boss after all. There is a beast watching his every move – the bond market. One wrong step, and it will devour him whole

The former PM promised he’d stay around, but he didn’t. Instead, he spoiled Burnham’s first day in Westminster, and has left him facing a tricky by-election

Kemi Badenoch has abandoned one-nation voters by courting the far right. A breakaway now looks like the only answer

The Italian and US leaders got off to a good start in their relationship, but since then things seem to have cooled off. Or have they?

The AfD is about to win state elections in the east of the country. Their opponents could do something to stop them. Maybe. But it’s not likely

In an exclusive extract from Paul Mason’s new book, Reds: A Global History of Communism, he warns that, in the struggle between democracy and dictatorship, the entire history of the left is now in play

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Football, lakes, trees, plus plenty of work – that’s my idea of a great holiday

Iceland voted ‘No’ to going ahead with EU membership. In a country this small, there’s no hiding from your opponents. The viciousness is only just beginning

I lived through the wars of Afghanistan and Iraq. But as the twin towers fell I was far from both countries, among the people who would become its new victims

The right wing paper’s complaints about the moaning Sussexes are dwarfed by its own output

Back in Britain for the first time in nearly 1,000 years, it has much to say about faith, nationalism and the apparent magic of AI

From Tehran to Beijing, parts of the left have become disturbingly willing to excuse authoritarian power

The early adopter of right wing outrage has been kicked out of America - showing tens of thousands now do his tired schtick better than him

They came with skills the country desperately needs. Instead, we tell them to clean and stack shelves

The brilliant novel Dear Monica Lewinsky made me think back on a summer on a movie set with men who knew better than to cross the line

Reform, Tory and Restore voters believe everyone agrees with them – a sign they are becoming increasingly detached from everyday life

Jon Ossoff, the Georgia senator is young, slick and vicious - and he could savage Donald Trump’s circle all the way to the White House

Oddball peer Daniel Hannan has popped up to tell Icelanders how to vote this weekend - but he has a reason to be entitled to

Hundreds are rallying around a woman accused of killing her three children, during a trial that has put postpartum mental health under an extraordinary spotlight

Elected politicians have to declare everything they receive, so we get to see whether they've been swayed by it. That’s balance enough

On Donald Trump and the EU, Canada’s PM is getting things exactly right while we flounder

‘Chinamaxxers’ love the dazzling cities and the incredible trains – but how much brutality are they willing to overlook?

The couple’s return to Britain has stirred something odd and primal in journalists whose fury looks like an obsession

Trump’s right-hand woman doesn’t sleep or eat, runs alongside his golf cart and even looks a bit like him. She is right wing America’s idea of the perfect woman