The spectre of the Olympics
As London 2012 showed, the Games have the power to change a city - for better or for worse.
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Why are BMA Council’s confidential discussions on the Cass Review a matter of public interest?
Because the members and the public have a right to know.
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Macron’s Olympic Games are becoming France’s nightmare
Following the attacks on the SNCF network, the Games will open in a climate of chaos and unease.
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Can Labour reset UK relations with the Global South?
The objection to the ICC's arrest warrant for Netanyahu is a test for the government.
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Biden’s last speech
In bowing out, he is now effectively a lame duck president.
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When does a politician become a “big beast”?
These days the Westminster jungle is ruled by pygmies.
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Would a victorious Trump and Vance abandon Ukraine?
A hillbilly elegy for Kyiv.
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On TikTok, familiar childhood dynamics are pathologised
From “gifted kid burnout” to “eldest daughter syndrome”, influencers are rebranding familiar human experiences as a trauma diagnosis.
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