Who’s to blame for Jason Arday? Arday isn’t a victim or a crook, but the product of a broken system By Steve Hall The Jason Arday affair has turned into a global furore. Arday is a young black man who ...

The prominent Reform member paid investigators to look into Gabriel Pogrund after his reporting on Nigel Farage’s finances By Emily Lawford Prominent Reform member Arron Banks hired private ...

And no one to challenge her either. By Faye Curran In my previous life as a fact-checker, I was once instructed to watch an execution video to determine how the man had been killed. The Assad regime ...

Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster. By Kevin Maguire It’s taken more than 13 years but David Laws has finally apologised to Liam Byrne for weaponising that infamous scrawled note ...

What sort of party wants a former neo-Nazi jailed for antisemitic abuse as a representative? By Rachel Cunliffe What sort of party wants a former neo-Nazi jailed for antisemitic abuse as a ...

Andy Burnham’s early policy and communications blitz – eating pork scratchings and climbing ladders on TikTok, visiting the Barrow shipyard and Dover coastguard, promising cheaper buses and pubs – ...

I think Charlie Kirk made the country a worse place. I believe his murder makes the country even worse By John Ganz There are two reasons Charlie Kirk was assassinated in Utah on Wednesday: one is the ...

Britain’s young women are sad, alienated and increasingly left-wing By Scarlett Maguire Over the past decade we have had countless opinion pieces, documentaries and dramas about dangerously ...

The Unite the Kingdom protest in London quickly became something much grimmer than a nationalist street party. By George Monaghan It was meant to be a famous day. Attendees of the Unite the Kingdom ...

Zack Polanski’s latest appearance on Newsnight had been planned for weeks before he walked through the doors of New Broadcasting House on 28 July. But when the day finally came, the Green Party leader ...

In the 2024 general election, a lobbyist is 27 times more likely than a teacher to be a candidate. By Will Dunn With additional reporting by Megan Kenyon, George Monaghan, Jonny Ball, Samir Jeraj and ...

Ehud Olmert on the war in Gaza, Benjamin Netanyahu’s political future and the possibility of a two-state solution. By Bruno Maçães Ehud Olmert was the prime minister of Israel from 2006 to 2009. He ...