The deep history of Tim Walz’s populist roots
Kamala Harris’s running mate hails from a region with a long-running tradition of egalitarian politics.
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Under the SNP, Scottish education has become a national embarrassment
Our schools have been the victims of Holyrood's political factionalism.
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Hatred and division in deep England
Labour thinks populism is the enemy. But can they even define what it is?
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British Muslims will endure
Our identity won’t be broken by the threats of rioters or the lazy sneers of commentators like Matthew Goodwin.
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Banksy’s phoney street art
There's more artistic value to be found among London's grassroots graffiti scene.
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Understanding England’s anarchy
We must condemn these lawless riots – but we must also confront the anger behind them.
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Keir Starmer’s Elon Musk problem
The rancour of X’s digital square has spilled on to the English high street.
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Humanity’s need for booze will never die
The closure of Manchester's only alcohol-free bar shows the fashion for sobriety is a passing trend.
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