Brexit was a disaster… official

Starmer and Reeves are talking tougher than before. Now they need to make a positive case for the UK in a bolder Europe

More than 1,300 dead, up to 3.2m Iranians displaced, shockwaves through the world economy - and the president is having the time of his life

The LBC host on how Brexit logic is making papers defend Trump on Iran – because ‘they’d rather look ridiculous than admit they’re wrong’

We need Ofcom to act against a TV channel out of control. Here’s how you can help

The Tory claims a Muslim ceremony was about ‘domination and division’. Is his intervention really about British values, or something darker?

Starmer and Reeves are talking tougher than before. Now they need to make a positive case for the UK in a bolder Europe

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After saying goodbye to old mates, I’ve got a new philosophy: Stay young, no matter how old you are

The best way to prevent invasion is to become nuclear armed. The Iranians have learned this lesson – and other nations across the Gulf, Europe and the far east will be thinking the same

There are plenty of politicians and commentators out there who will tell you that too many kids go to university. But they don’t mean their own kids

Generations of Iranians have been fighting for democracy, and many of them have been killed. Iranians at a Paris protest made clear: war isn’t the solution

Afghanistan underwent such profound change after the Taliban takeover that it has become a different country. One stranded diplomat has continued to speak for the old, vanished nation

Sara Duterte, the vice president of the Philippines, is so extreme she once threatened to dig up the body of a rival’s father and throw it into the sea. And now she wants to become president

A celebrity couple suddenly filed for divorce. The reasons for it were so shocking that it could bring about a change in the law

If people have heard of my Brussels neighbourhood, it’s because of the terror attacks of 2016. I used to be embarrassed telling people where I live, but not any more

Bring back quantitative easing, reboot the OBR and – for a while – let inflation shrink the debt mountain

The leaders of Reform and the Greens both want to turn Britain into a huge political experiment. That’s the last thing we need

More than 1,300 dead, up to 3.2m Iranians displaced, shockwaves through the world economy - and the president is having the time of his life

The LBC host on how Brexit logic is making papers defend Trump on Iran – because ‘they’d rather look ridiculous than admit they’re wrong’

We need Ofcom to act against a TV channel out of control. Here’s how you can help

The photography exhibition of undersea beauty that’s also an urgent warning about protecting our oceans

Even if he loses the general election, Orbán will retain his grip on the country’s institutions, which he has stacked with his placemen. That could spell disaster for whoever wins – and for Hungary

Digging into the detail and data to separate the noise from the news

Sometimes daft and sometimes otherworldly, the all-consuming world of BTS, Blackpink and K-Pop Demon Hunters stands apart from the rest of popular culture

The Swedish pop queen is back with a taboo-smashing exploration of female desire during pregnancy – and you can dance to it

A new exhibition explores the terrifying beauty of work inspired by the epic poem Metamorphoses

Liam Byrne has written another note – this time on how the government can find its own story and stop Reform. Will No 10 listen?

Never mind Saturday Night Live UK, the most biting indictments of politics and culture are now on your laptop or phone

The Bride, Wuthering Heights, even One Battle After Another prioritise mayhem over coherence

The American writer and activist tells us not to despair – the monsters may be pushing back hard, but momentum remains with progressives

Now in his 90s, the national treasure fills his latest diaries with bristle and bite

The novel Shy Girl has been withdrawn over claims that ChatGPT was used in its creation – something the publishers failed to notice

An outbreak of the disease in Kent highlights the importance of challenging the misleading stories that are beginning to emerge about Covid

The singer also known as Self Esteem is phenomenal as she follows revival in a revival of David Hare’s Teeth ’n’ Smiles

The exiled writer/director knew that audiences really wanted empathy from Hollywood, not glamour

Stung by the New World’s investigation, the hard right channel’s editorial director has written a bonkers article in its defence

The paper’s star sportswriter has managed to embroil the title in yet another antisemitism row

The academic turned hard right rabble-rouser is facing claims about the research in his latest screed

The former England football captain appeared to applaud the far right MP’s call for the burqa to be banned

The former Tory MP turned Reformer is struggling to attract an audience to his show Inside Whitehall

From Ashkenazi roots to German titles, the surname of Israel’s president carries centuries of meaning

I used to feel joy at the prospect of visiting the US. But now it feels like entering hostile territory. Wish me luck at passport control