Politics

Would the party need donations from Harborne and Cottrell if they simply gave up avocados?

The new PM has made a flying start. But financial danger lurks ahead

Higher rates should be the end, not the start, of a new narrative of citizenship and statecraft

MAGA thinks I’m a fan - and sends me multiple weird emails each day asking for donations

The new PM has said he’s an environmentalist, but his decision on North Sea drilling suggests otherwise. Is he going to be another disappointment?

The Labour party has been politically stuck on immigration. That has to change – here’s how the new PM can break out of the trap

The outgoing Europe minister, a Starmer loyalist, has paid the price despite putting in the hard yards on a Brexit reset

Turns out fans of Restore Britain’s leader aren’t all over 70 – some are younger, and bring prosecco and strong opinions

Yes, her party and policies might be morally repulsive, but Le Pen is a canny operator, especially when it comes to one part of the political game

The Daily Mail columnist casts an extremely jaded eye over the new PM’s team

Australia led the way by introducing the social media ban for under-16s. Now it’s pushing to control the effect of the AI boom, and once again showing the world how it’s done

Britain’s laws on contempt of court may be a relic of the pre-internet age, but they are still in force. If you break the rules, you can collapse a trial

Meta has got a bit of a PR problem with its new product. Not only are Zuckerberg’s new glasses creepy, they’re also not very good

Keir Starmer said his government would not intrude on voters’ lives, but ended up producing a downpour of new laws. The new PM must not make the same mistake

Britain has saved people from tyrannical regimes by welcoming them in – but it has also rejected vast numbers of people. And there is a cost to that

Andy Burnham calls it ‘Manchesterism’. Other countries have tried it too, with varying degrees of success.

The new PM must be radical – including on Britain’s place in Europe

A new threat assessment says the country’s water system faces a new, more troubling level of threat – the only answer is nationalisation

When the senator and close ally of Donald Trump died recently, his senate seat was inherited by his sister. This has never happened before in US history

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He voted against paying women to give birth for you – then paid one himself

The Russian Orthodox Church is building churches in Kenya and is looking to expand its influence. But somehow Kenyans are still ending up dead in Ukraine

Under Starmer, younger voters went Green. The way to get them back is to tell a better story about the future – and Burnham is the one to do it

The new PM was expected to redeploy a few of his predecessor’s loyalists - but they have been purged from his Cabinet

With help from the US president, Andrew Tate and his band of toxic swindlers teach boys how to distrust institutions, embrace grievance and hate women

Secretary-general of Nato, or Strictly Come Dancing contestant? The possibilities are endless

We can’t really read the new prime minister if we don’t know what he reads

The Taliban has been back in power for five years and has introduced a brutally repressive regime against women. How long can it last?

The new prime minister is no theocrat. But he has been quite open about the influence of religion upon his politics

The first CPAC GB conference was chaotic, confused and sparsely attended – but also a harbinger of danger to come

The new PM should be careful about talking up the importance of where you're from

His first speech as leader wasn't memorable, but it may end up being significant