Opinion

Subscribers are queuing up to criticise an article that called leaving the EU “an unmitigated economic failure”

The government should have agreed to join a key European defence scheme - there can only be one explanation for why it did not

Human baptisms may be down, but pet blessings in Britain’s churches are up

In August, a businessman from the far east gave Nigel Farage’s party a huge pile of cash. He loves Britain, but just not enough to actually live here

Reform’s deputy leader risks a defamation action after calling accuser Peter Ettedgui a politically motivated liar

The right wing media is getting excited about putting the chancellor in checkmate over a junior tournament

The campaign means well - but male violence won't be solved by segregating us and making our lives smaller

Corbyn’s comical conference highlighted a broader dearth of vision and intellectual heft that’s diminished UK politics

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The school stories, the admiration for Enoch Powell and comments about the “US Jewish lobby” all hang over Farage - and make him unelectable

I’ll go out of my way to watch stuff I’m sure won’t be my thing, just because finding common ground is pleasant – even if it’s friendly disagreement

Small communities across Finland, Estonia and even Ukraine keep the Swedish language alive in unexpected corners of Europe

He never lifted the World Cup, but his intelligence and fight for democracy made him one of the nation’s most beloved footballing icons

It’s time to protect British science from political interference. Just look at who’s leading in the opinion polls

When we lose someone it distorts everything - even the world around us

This Polish-Mexican bistro is a mismatch that probably shouldn’t work. But it absolutely does, and there is nowhere like it in Britain, maybe even the world

At 86, the author has finally written a memoir, and it’s everything you’d want it to be

A brilliant Nigerian Modernism exhibition shows the defiant beauty born from oppression

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is the most terrifying film ever made. So why did I watch it when I was 11, and why does it still have a hold on me?

Keir Starmer slashed net migration as the Mail and Farage demanded - and still got hammered for it

London police warned off a man with a pro-Israel sign. Meanwhile, his Berlin counterpart won an award

It was the size of the Empire State Building, could move at motorway speed and was a symbol of American power

Martial law is on the way in the US - because violence and civil strife, real or imagined, are the dark core of Donald Trump’s aggressively authoritarian governing ethos

Real journalists would want to know whether any of the party's finances came in rouble form

One of Robert Fico’s political allies was in close contact with Epstein – it may be one scandal too many for the Bratislava government

Bart de Wever says he represents his entire country, but he seems more interested in cosying up to the Dutch government

The San Ciro in Milan is legendary. But it was too shabby to host the Champions League final - which can only mean one thing

We live in a world shaped by banal, slogan-heavy politics, and leaders whose ideas are tilted against the interests of the young. They will leave behind nothing but catastrophe

‘Tories will always let you down’ says Farage, as his party collects more Tories

In the aftermath of the budget, Starmer and Reeves have faced a wall of right wing rage. If he wants to win in 2029, he must take the heat out of UK politics