Politics

Locals have opted to negate the fact that Lawrence’s vision of Italy wasn’t entirely idyllic

The CDU Party has already announced it will scrap the law if it wins next year’s election

In a convoy supplying kit to Ukrainian soldiers at the frontline, I’ve seen beauty and horror, death and survival

Rishi Sunak, for all his public protestations, is pessimistic about whether he will be able to hang on until June

Columnist Sherelle Jacobs says leaving the EU has “spectacularly failed” - but only because we have not tried hard enough

If it hadn’t been for the civil servants that the Conservatives so gleefully denigrate, Britain would have fallen apart years ago

Rachel Reeves will need to confront failures that others have ignored

Britain’s universities and colleges are on the brink because of government policies

To dismiss ADHD while offering no supporting evidence is small-minded and overlooks Britain’s leading role in understanding the condition

As Britain sanctions Chinese cyberattackers, Europe starts to break with Xi’s pet funding project

If the former president cashes in on Truth Social’s ludicrous valuation, it will be at the expense of his biggest fans

The SNP are using a new referendum as a wedge issue in their fight against Labour

Ten years since its annexation, Putin’s miscalculations have put the status of Crimea in doubt again

And 17% of those who backed Boris Johnson now say we should rejoin the bloc

How the Tories’ new deputy chairman is a symbol of the party’s bizarre transformation

It's hard to believe anything could prevent Trump from becoming the Republican nominee, and perhaps the president

The eye-catching tractor protests are justified from a stitched-up sector that mostly voted Leave

The only answer to our property problems is unlocking the ability to build more homes

If Reeves’ analysis is correct, her securonomics will eventually pay for itself

A cash crisis and post-Brexit changes mean another blow for the UK’s youth sector

The billionaire tech bro is no longer trying to save the company he paid $44billion to own

What happens when a country can’t read its own past?

I’ve spent time with refugees in French coastal camps where they've told me the policy hasn't put them off the journey

The Independent has signed the Daily Express’s political editor, noted for his entertaining predictions

The outgoing Taoiseach ran rings around Boris Johnson as he made peace a priority

Pensioners who have benefited greatly from the triple lock should not get more at everyone else’s expense

Marchers for a return to the EU are to descend on the Mersey city

British under-30s are some of the unhappiest in Europe – where have they got that from?

The polls opened at the Russian embassy in Paris – what I saw there gave me hope

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at George Galloway, David Maddox, Lee Anderson and more

Penny Mordaunt was back on the Conservative front bench days after she was placed at the centre of a plot