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The received wisdom of the Covid Inquiry
The conclusion already appears to be that Britain was led by an idiot and handled the pandemic uniquely badly. But it may now be unravelling
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The Chancellor must seize this moment and change Britain forever
Inheritance tax, at its heart, is a tax on saving, and therefore on capital accumulation
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TikTok’s threat is real
The app has come under criticism for the content it makes available, including videos praising Osama bin Laden’s ‘letter to America’
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Time is running out to scrap inheritance tax
The Conservative party must offer something to voters – a tax cut would be a return to first principles
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A bold new team, but what is the strategy?
The Prime Minister now needs to adopt many of the causes Suella Braverman espoused but did little about
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The NHS is not getting better
A new study warns GPs are becoming an 'elusive species'. This is not good enough
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A moment of unity not division
At a time when the country seems gripped by an identity crisis, it is fitting we should be reminded about what holds it together
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A day of chaos that shamed Britain
We must confront the cancer of extremism wherever we find it, whether Islamist or hard Right
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Dame Alison Rose’s just rewards
NatWest must still prove that it has learnt from the Farage debanking scandal
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Britain must confront illiberal extremism
The pro-Palestinian march on Armistice Day exposes serious issues with integration in the UK
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A lesson learnt on vaccine harms
Side effects and risks must be balanced against medical benefits
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A dispiriting row at a dangerous moment
The public are more interested in tackling radical extremism than the internal decision-making process by which this is achieved
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A difficult task ahead for the Conservatives
Whether the King’s Speech amounted to a coherent springboard for a successful bid for re-election 12 months from now is open to debate
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Getting tough on benefit fraud is welcome and overdue
Serious reform of the entire welfare system remains essential and must not be avoided
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Labour is not serious on energy policy
The party appears blind to the importance of security of supply
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The Crown Prosecution Service must not succumb to wokery
The new Director of Public Prosecutions Stephen Parkinson needs to prove that the law will be prosecuted with robust impartiality
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Now is not the time to forget Ukraine’s fight
If the West’s support for Kyiv falters, the only winners will be Putin and every other despot
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Keeping Bonfire Night traditions
For some years, the small-scale celebrations that once clustered around the fifth of November have begun to fall away
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Free Palestinians from Hamas
An ideology committed to abominable cruelty in the name of territorial conquest and genocide cannot be reasoned with
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The BBC’s fat-cat licence
The Corporation will have to find a way to control spending, or face a future as a declining fossil
