Politics

It would be difficult, though not impossible - but would he leave behind his political success in Manchester for the much choppier waters of Westminster?

The US president says he wants peace, but doesn’t seem able to do anything about it

The peer’s praise for “magnificent” Brexit is just another example of a discredited guru leading the government astray

Those who attended Tommy Robinson’s rally may have told journalists and social media that they “only” oppose immigration on feminist grounds, but they aren’t fooling anyone

One of the most prestigious scientific bodies in the world is considering expelling Musk after his appearance at Tommy Robinson’s extremist London rally

Donald Trump has paid tribute to the late actor and director, who had mixed feelings about the man in the White House

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Politics is as much about relationships and an understanding of human nature as it is about policy and legislation. The PM must learn this before it’s too late

Tiger conservation projects have become more than protecting the animal, they're about the cracks in Indian society and the people who are left behind

The Lib Dems beat Reform at the election but lost the media war. Now their leader warns that Farage and Robinson seek to tear Britain apart for personal gain

El Salvador has become an absolutist police state. Part prison camp, part Bitcoin Beach, it’s the perfect place for Trump to send all the people he doesn’t want in America

MAGA wants all-out war on the left after the shooting of the right wing commentator, Charlie Kirk. Will Trump oblige?

Mandelson and Rayner seemed to be in total command, right up until the moment when it was revealed they’d done something unbelievably misguided

The street artist’s work leaves an indelible trace in our memories and it will last long after authorities scrub away the paint

Banning the AfD’s extremist candidates risks turning them into martyrs, granting the far right the attention they crave

Born in 1991, Acutis’s canonisation marks a first for the Roman Catholic Church – he will become its first millennial saint

The journey to save our ancestral home in China has taken four years, but unfinished business is calling me back

Against all odds, 20-year-old Daniel Jackson, leader of Verdis, has Croatia on the run while his movement has found its way at the heart of a geopolitical dispute

Alicante architect Antonio Cortés Ferrando and his cooperative Espai Verd has brought brutalism to Valencia

Flattering a vain bully is never appealing, yet doing so will secure £7billion when the economy needs it most

It is now impossible to keep up with major live events online. And when the truth does start to emerge, don’t always assume you’ll find it in the mainstream press

Tommy Robinson does not love Britain. He despises everything it represents. Why won’t others say that so clearly?

Tesla’s owner wants a “fight back” to create regime change in the UK. The government must stop indulging him and using his platform

He claimed the world was watching, but most of London barely noticed - and much of what was on view was appalling

The extremist march was infested with vile racism and incoherent ideas. That is their weakness. It must be exploited

Charlie Kirk’s killing is part of a long and blood-soaked US tradition that is escalating in a climate of age and fear

Crumbling hospitals and rock-bottom morale can’t be mended by crude league tables and dogma of the past

A coalition of hard right and hard left are both attacking Macron, which is just what the Kremlin wants

His policies have had the effect of reducing both demand and supply, which is pushing the US towards the worst economic scenario of all: stagflation

A devastating earthquake hit Afghanistan, and the call for aid has gone out. But if it’s all being stolen by the Taliban, what’s the point?

The bureaucratic demands put on artists touring the continent are so great that many acts are simply giving up. And the government is doing nothing about it

A new opinion survey finds that people see immigration as a problem for Britain, but when it comes to their own lives, they have other priorities