Politics

This government’s obsessions with Brexit and cuts in taxes and spending will make the coming slump worse

Miss Ross is still the boss, and always will be

The defeat of ideological twin Scott Morrison in Australia is yet another blow to beleaguered Boris Johnson

Pioneered by a US baking brand, focus groups are used by the likes of Rishi Sunak to make decisions at the expense of expert-led strategy

A new exhibition celebrates Pompeii’s erotic art and artefacts, many hidden from public view since their excavation in the 19th century

Nixon was a potentially great man brought down by Watergate. Johnson, on the other hand, hasn't got an ounce of greatness in him, argues one reader

Over the past decade Lionel Shriver has made a name for herself as a one-woman corrective to what she perceives as an excessively “woke” culture in this country

Thanks to Brexit, sterling is becoming a risky bet for some investors

The best way to protect, and honour, culturally important objects is to put them on public ownership in museums

Our columnist hopes that digitising Holocaust archives in a new government project will help people “never forget” the horrors of the Nazi genocide

Comedian MITCH BENN offers some suggestions for Boris Johnson’s next job

His shtick and clowning around is an affront to her life and service

A trip to Portugal for veterans of the Daily Mail was more like an episode of Last of the Summer Wine

A rise in net worth for the Lib Dem leader's consultancy pales in comparison with his predecessor's fortune

The former prime minister may be planning the coup de grâce to the successor whose name she can't bear to hear

Tory MPs know, deep down, the prime minister is finished, and not a moment too soon

His review of Legally Blonde made it clear he wasn’t pleased about the casting of “fuller-bodied, nonbinary actors”

When it comes to gossiping about Carrie Johnson, Cummings isn't tight-lipped

There is an ongoing inquiry into the running of The Aspinall Foundation, who Carrie works for when she's not organising “strategy meetings” in Downing Street

The prime minister is the Richard II of modern politics - and he must learn the bitter lessons of the 14th-century monarch

How will the deportation of asylum seekers to Rwanda help a single UK family struggling in the cost of living crisis?

Jeton Neziraj’s new play explores the lesser-known side of Nobel Prize-winning author Peter Handke

As Andy Burnham has been recently saying, UBI is a nettle that Labour should grasp, suggests one reader

There are unmistakable echoes of the Watergate president in Boris Johnson’s Partygate defence

In a climate change landmark case, a quiet Peruvian mountain guide and farmer is taking on a German company over its role in melting the Palcaraju glacier

Emissions and temperatures continue to rise, leading to increasingly radical research into limiting climate change. But are they safe?

The world watched Paris’s greatest treasure burn. Two years on, restoration is beginning in earnest

No Single Market access and a struggle to develop EV batteries mean an uncertain future for the once-great British car industry

The government are too afraid to challenge adults’ belief systems. This is pure cruelty

Germany’s latest general elections brought about hyper-expansive change to parliament... literally

Swallows can't exactly reflect on their actions. We, however, can think about if we're actually acting virtuously or not