Opinion

Remembrance feels more important than ever this year

The damage Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings did to the country is off the scale

The new brand of Conservatism they sponsor is more disturbing than any cynical opportunism – and Sunak really believes this stuff

Nearly 60% demand more details of how think tanks are funded - and findings show right wingers are less transparent than those on the left

Cruella Braverman’s proposed new laws will make it illegal to even have mean thoughts about the Conservatives

The opening of the International French Language Centre embraces the evolution of the language in a globalised world

The King’s Speech shows a government out of ideas and running out of time

Sunak has stooped to cheap sensationalism and the country deserves a leader who aims higher

The supply of drugs, including of antibiotics, is being squeezed

The French philosopher and writer, born on November 7, 1913, was a publisher’s dream

Life for most people under 40 has been made needlessly complicated by this government. Making parenthood unaffordable is just one example

The crisis has put the Labour leader between a rock and a hard place

Whether in its mild or extreme forms, tribalism is as destructive as it is alluring

Thanks to higher costs, increased red tape and supply chain damage, we must get used to living in a country with empty shelves

If the Conservatives lose the next general election on the scale of their 1997 defeat, it will be a very long time before they can hope to win again

What can Europe’s classical history tell us about Putin and Xi?

Post-Brexit Britain slides ever-further down the EU’s list of priorities

There is a glaring problem with the way we choose prime ministers

The Premier League’s crisis club is facing more turmoil and a potential points deduction

The Catholic church does not approve of zombies

The 7 Deaths of Maria Callas is framed around a catalogue of operatic demises

The PM’s tone-deaf remarks in his weird AI chat again shows he is useless at politics

Macron says “non”

Forty years on, the adventures of a bunch of brickies abroad still have a lot to tell us about Britain, its workers and Europe

The filming of a police drama provokes thoughts on significance

Embracing both the dilemmas and rewards of multicultural coexistence will mean abandoning the government’s populist resentment

The promotion of conservative or even hard-right ideas across Europe is a threat

The origin of Italy’s favourite dessert is a hotly contested topic

In Sardinia you can buy a house for just one euro, but is this too good to be true?

He knows that unless parliament passes a new act, the museum cannot restitute the Parthenon Marbles

The Covid Inquiry is uncovering the chaotic way the government handled the pandemic and gambled with the country’s future