Opinion

Russia’s biggest airline is marking its centenary. But is there much to celebrate?

The Republican party has become the party of the gun

Prince Harry and his wife may be absurd, but the reaction to his book shows almost everything he says about his family, and the press, is true

The familiar form is mercilessly overused in Germany. So, here's how to use it correctly

There's a deep inconsistency at the heart of the government's ethical code

Some are worried the new AI open resource will render writing assignments redundant. Our writer's interaction would suggest not

Lee Anderson's elevation to deputy chair of the Conservative Party says much for the prime minister's understanding of Red Wall voters

The government hail it as “momentous” - it’s just a simple memo with no extra money or cut in tariffs

“There is no safe zone and no shelter. People are out in the freezing cold”

No 10 is briefing that the next election will be 1992 all over again. Here’s why they’re wrong

The numbers speak for themselves. If it happens it will be revolutionary for British business

Meet The Wombles as you've never seen them before. (With apologies to Elisabeth Beresford...)

Come and take a walk through the sunlit uplands...

It's hard to believe that he will listen to my guidance. But I offer it nonetheless

Sensible changes agreed with the EU will only put Johnson and the ERG back on manoeuvres

Whether it's wine-fuelled MPs or polls for right-wing news channels, the penny is dropping that leaving the EU was a catastrophe

Once again, Frost has proved he wants to have his cake and eat it too

Why Luton Town's chief recruitment officer is the antithesis of state-sponsored moneyball

Mismanagement and serious underfunding are at the top of the list when it comes to the NHS's problems. But the community care route is not the solution

A house move causes our writer to ruminate on the problem of neighbourly relations

An imminent bee-light future should be a cause for concern

Sunak should take a look at the polls before berating Wales again

Each of these artefacts belonged to a member of German society, until that very same society turned against them

In debt, still renting and with minuscule pensions to look forward to. Meet the doomed generation

The unsurprising collapse of Britishvolt, and the total lack of strategy or investment in batteries, will be the final nail in the coffin for the car industry

After mourning Pope Emeritus Benedict, Catholic traditionalists are again lining up against Pope Francis

I used to be an Oscars fanatic. But now, all the magic has gone

The former Belgian prime minister was wrong to claim Russia might not have invaded Ukraine if Britain had remained in the EU

Rishi Sunak appears to be having a few wardrobe malfunctions. Is he taking a leaf out of Boris Johnson's book?

But the question remains: will Rishi Sunak learn from this?

The biggest enemy of “Global Britain” is its economy