Politics

Makerfield’s new MP meets the regulars - but there are legitimate concerns about his pint-pulling

He’s got a plan to reach No 10. Does he have one on dealing with Europe and the world?

Like Zohran Mamdani, Andy Burnham understands how politics is consumed nowadays. But if he does get into No 10, he’ll need more than just good optics

Like Carnegie, Rockefeller and Ford, his brilliance is paired with a callous disregard for human values

A country many expected to fall in weeks has turned into a laboratory for the future of defence, digital government and national resilience. Now the EU must follow

The US is not allowing anyone with ebola into the country, so the government has built a treatment centre for Americans in Kenya. It’s the one nation in the region that’s clear of the disease. Locals are not happy

With his extremist views, he’s graduated from filming the mindless street violence of Tommy Robinson’s protests to the sofas of the GB News studio. How far can this UK disciple of Charlie Kirk go?

Graham Platner looked like the perfect Democrat candidate to fight the Maine senate contest at the coming midterm elections. He won the nomination – and that’s when the problems started

A brilliant, forensic, sector-by-sector analysis of the damage done to our economy, our businesses and our daily lives by leaving the European Union

In a world of chancers and charlatans, we need facts at our fingertips as vital ammunition for the battles ahead: Beating Reform and joining the EU

From liars like Johnson, Farage and Gove to incompetents like Cameron, May and Corbyn, here are the guilty men and women responsible for a nightmare

The pundits who cheered most loudly for Brexit in 2016 now ignore the evidence – and sneer at anyone daring to suggest the experiment has failed

Build coalitions, revive internationalism and join – not rejoin – the EU. But be prepared to question your own assumptions, too

The EU that Britain left no longer exists. Now, much of Europe wants Britain to help bolster the bloc against the US and China. It’s time for the UK to abandon its failed experiment and to re-engage

A list of Hitler’s party members is now searchable – but files that might embarrass the postwar elite remain stubbornly out of reach

My kids do 150 minutes of study every night. If we want to give them their childhoods back, start there

As Andy Burnham’s crucial by-election nears, a new poll eases fears that he may be damaged by his enthusiasm for the EU

Netanyahu knows that this is his chance to defeat Iran, the goal he has pursued for his entire political career. He’s not about to let the opportunity go

Can Reform’s Kenyon beat King of the North Burnham in Makerfield? Probably not, but here’s our candidates guide

Trump’s son-in-law plans to build a tourist resort in Albania on a protected piece of coastline. But the people have other ideas and have taken to the streets to let Kushner know just what they think of him

The night was tacky, over-commercial and at times just downright weird. But I’ve followed the sport for years and a fighting legend finally got the victory he deserved

US President’s media business co-owns technology firm now backed by Britain

Former chief of staff Mick Mulvaney would have stopped the money-grabbing mixing of political and family business

His fortune and empire are more fragile than his IPO’s backers believe

Committed pro-European who formed half of the so-called dream ticket with Neil Kinnock was 93

From Bev Turner madness through amateur-hour blunders to flat-out Ofcom breaches, this is the far right channel’s very essence

On a tour of the president’s fighting cage, the first thing you notice is that it’s huge: like some horrific thing from outer space. But if you get your camera out, be careful. The Secret Service are watching

He has committed a huge number of crimes and for most people, that would mean prosecution and jail time. But despite Trump’s rampant corruption, there’s a problem

Elon Musk is asking people to believe that his company is going to dominate the AI market of the future, which will be worth the entire value of today’s US economy. Sound likely to you?

The British state did a deal with me years ago that allowed me to live here and be a European at the same time. I am not going to change my side of the bargain, no matter what happens

Falling trust in politicians demands a new operating model for the relationship between state and citizen - welcome to what we call Everyday Democracy

Bitter winners Douglas Carwell, Matthew Elliott and Sarah Vine want you to know they’re the real victims