Opinion

Meet Italy’s new Wonder Woman, Inspector Imma Tataranni

The AfD’s recent electoral victory is set to cause chaos in the country

Restricting immigration will only damage Britain, but some Tories want to do it anyway

The new "Workforce Plan” proposed for the health service shows that, even after all this time, politicians still don’t understand

Elon Musk has hollowed out the social network just as a vital election cycle approaches

The key to winning Leave voters over to our side is not to tell them they were wrong, but that the liars in charge let them down. And the dial is shifting

A friend remembers the Ukrainian novelist turned war crimes researcher killed in a Russian missile strike on a Kramatorsk pizza restaurant

The home secretary's wish to see migrants sent to Rwanda is on hold. But the government’s cruel and crazy stance remains

If democracies continue to produce such dysfunctional leaders, the only beneficiaries will be authoritarian states with their repressive, brutal alternative

The former climate minister is right about the PM’s disinterest in the environment - but he is completely discredited

A ludicrous, deluded and superficial party came up with a ludicrous, deluded and superficial policy that didn’t survive its brush with reality

Shallow, short-sighted ministers have let an essential service be used as a cash cow

Brexiteers are back on the attack over the Windsor Framework

How a 19th-century British aristocrat became the face of a Polish mining town

King’s Fund report shows a service that overachieves despite neglect from government

The West must help Ukraine to defeat Putin, but a total Russian collapse could spell disaster

Has Beijing learned the lessons of Putin’s failed invasion of Ukraine, and Prigozhin’s failed revolution?

The conflict remains the front line in the battle between democracy and autocracy

The deputy Tory chairman’s first GB News show began with a typically jingoistic fib

A military confrontation between Wagner and the Russian army is a real possibility. We should be careful what we wish for

Brexit voters are increasingly dissatisfied with the outcome - but it does not yet translate into support for re-join

The Brexit-voting audience was friendly and open to argument – but why was there no one from the government on the panel?

The country is heading for higher interest rates and recession

No self-respecting person of any sex or gender should set foot inside London’s members’ clubs

Our diplomats are working quietly to reconcile with the EU. Just don’t expect Britain to rejoin any time soon

The scale of the disaster it helped to create is becoming clearer, but this cheerleading newspaper remains upbeat

Britain has been changed for the worse – but not for ever. And with the right gameplan, and determination not to relitigate 2016, a better country can emerge

One of Britain’s leading historians explains how the roots of the decision taken seven years ago were laid decades before that

Isabel Oakeshott and Richard Tice rose to the top of the culture war pile through charm and ruthlessness. What will they do next?

Going forward, the less we hear from and of Johnson, the better for all of us

We are living in an alternate political universe and it’s going to be a bumpy ride back