Politics

BONNIE GREER slams the 'Texas Taliban' over the strict abortion laws in Georgia and Louisiana.

Britain faces a shortage of pumpkins this Halloween, and fewer fireworks on November 5.

The New European is hiring for three key roles

How will shoppers adapt to empty shelves in supermarkets? NIGEL WARBURTON, one of the world’s most-read philosophers, offers his thoughts.

Needs must, even picking a cabinet for a prime minister he considers the worst in living memory. ALASTAIR CAMPBELL grits his teeth and offers Boris Johnson some valuable advice.

The UK is falling behind the European Union on tackling climate change.

Young people are ‘woke’ and radical about politics, climate and culture, while older people are conservative or reactionary. Everyone is angry with everyone else. That’s what we are told... but is it actually true?

As David Frost moans about the deal they both agreed, Michel Barnier is entering the race to be Franceʼs president.

The international trade secretary is Boris Johnson's choice to replace Dominic Raab in the foreign office.

News that you might have missed from around the continent, selected by Steve Anglesey.

BONNIE GREER on how the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center were an attempt to destroy the American Dream.

STEVE RICHARDS’ new book profiles 11 politicians who came close to getting into Number 10. But only one, he argues, would have truly changed British history...

Comedian MITCH BENN considers how Abba's new technology could be used in politics...

It has been a gloomy week on the sunlit uplands of sovereign Britain, as the smell of rotting and burning produce hits the nostrils of all. Or not quite...

JAMES BALL examines the areas where Britain is now feeling the painful consequences of its departure from the EU.

Boris Johnson claims the UK is a world leader in combatting climate change, so why did this move take so long?

From "Dim Dom" to "Five I's", the foreign secretary has earnt a range of uncomplimentary nicknames following his performance before the House of Commons Foreign Affairs committee

Angela Merkel has taught Germans to crave stability... but they are still turning away from her party.

Two of Germany’s candidates for Chancellor are running in the same constituency – home to the super rich and celebrities.

Sarfraz Manzoor on why he’s increasingly optimistic about the future of relations between Britain’s Muslims and non-Muslims.

What was Nick Clegg expected to do after losing his seat in politics? One reader believes the former Lib Dem leader could achieve some good at Facebook.

The small spa resort in central France which gave its name to Marshal Petain’s pro-Nazi regime carries heavy historical baggage. As the town tries to reinvent itself once more, JOHN LICHFIELD paid it a visit.

As HS2 shows, there is a problem with the UK that means the country cannot deliver the major projects needed to prepare us for the future.

Not everyone's willing to accept that Brexit has played a part in the shortage of food on supermarkets. TIM WALKER explains more.

BONNIE GREER on how the pandemic has intensified the shift in stanning – obsessional fandom – from the world of celebrity to politics.

During one of the most miserable weeks to be a satirist MITCH BENN tries to find some positives to write about.

From 9/11 to Kabul, LIONEL BARBER charts two of the most pivotal decades in US history, a story not of a crumbling superpower but a chosen path to turn inwards, for better or worse.

The UK’s supply chains face more problems every day. So why the denial over what helped cause this, and where is the strategy that will resolve it?

It has been a gloomy week on the sunlit uplands of sovereign Britain as the supply line crisis continues to threaten our traditional way of life...

Editor-at-large ALASTAIR CAMPBELL offers an A to Z of his withering assessment of government performance this summer