The Conservative Party’s empty quest for normality
Just as a Labour victory seemed implausible in 2019, we cannot rule out a Tory revival by 2028.
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The Tories are in a different world to voters
There are whole swathes of the electorate to whom the party seems to offer almost nothing.
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The politics behind James Cleverly’s Chagos Islands bluster
Why did he attack a foreign policy decision that he set in motion?
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Mugshot mythologies
Why do we pretend that publicising criminals’ faces – especially those of children and teenagers – is a matter of…
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Conspiracy Britain has found new enemies
Anti-lockdown activists will never trust the Establishment again.
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The menopause industry is a murky area of women’s healthcare
There is little evidence to back up claims made about symptoms, treatment and care.
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The “Catholic vote” is powerful, considering it doesn’t really exist
The Church’s ability to bring partisans together in a polarised nation is indispensable.
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Is Netanyahu plotting the destruction of Iran?
The missile strike on Israel could revive the dream of regime change inside the Islamic Republic.
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