Politics

With a lack of foreign labour in Britain’s fields, crops are rotting and thousands of healthy pigs are being culled unnecessarily

Don’t believe the hype or indeed the evidence. Leaving the EU has accomplished exactly what it set out to do... keeping the Tories in power

By ending the free movement of people between the UK and Europe, Britain has unexpectedly created a record flow of migrant workers from lower-income countries

The New European has led the way on the tale of the disappearing scoop. But for supposedly bold national newspapers it has been an exercise in timidity

Brexit continues to hurt the country politically, diplomatically and culturally. On its sixth anniversary, I’ve decided to ignore No 10’s promises that it’s going smoothly and focus elsewhere

Andrea Leadsom may not be about to return to the Cabinet but she's unlikely to go hungry

Boris Johnson's Wakefield candidate has angered the former Ukip leader by admitting the Leave campaign was "built on lies"

Ed Davey's family business has been put into liquidation but the likely payout would hardly cover a couple of hours' work for Nick Clegg

Both the Cameron and Johnson government rebuffed the plucky nation’s repeated plea for weapons over the last decade

MANDRAKE is assured they are opening their country retreat for charitable causes rather than tax advantages

Sunday’s parliamentary elections reshaped France’s political landscape, with big wins for the far left and right

Times journalist Simon Walters stands by his story which claims Boris Johnson wanted to give Carrie a £100,000-a-year role

Why did one of the scoops of the year suddenly disappear from newspapers friendly to the prime minister?

To win the general election, Keir Starmer must win over two distinct sets of voters - and silence on the big issues is no longer an option

Boris Johnson is safe... for now. So Europe is braced for more conflict from a PM eager to revive Brexit wars in order to restore his lost lustre

The time for sitting on the fence is over, Labour need to spell out a clear plan, argues one reader

Government opposition to psychedelic therapies means those with mental health problems can’t access groundbreaking treatments

Ex-bartender Giorgia Meloni has taken a party with historic links to Mussolini to the top of Italy’s opinion polls

Dislodging leaders who have lost the confidence of the electorate is never easy.. but it is possible. Here’s how it’s been done in major European nations in recent history

Our tone of how we discuss the war in Ukraine has evolved and not for the better

June 20 marks World Refugee Day – and another chapter in humankind’s history of people being forced to flee and live in exile

Many pundits feel Boris Johnson's demise is inevitable. But attempts to determine exactly when he'll go are highly speculative

The thinking that links Johnson to Trump is slowly becoming more obvious to his own backbenchers

German local transport emulates a system from the 19th-century. It desperately needs updating and these tickets could be a step in the right direction

Solving impossible problems? It’s all in a day’s work for Liz Truss says comedian MITCH BENN

Jacob Rees-Mogg has published a list of nine ‘Brexit opportunities’. It’s both pitiful and dangerous

The government has landed itself in a legal mess over the Northern Ireland protocol

The strikes are the only way to redress the fundamental sickness facing the economy. It’s essential to get behind them

The Sunday Times Rich List gives a better indication of the chancellor’s household income than the parliamentary register

The paper increased their attacks on the Labour leader after he said he planned to outlaw the non-dom tax status