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Cameron is a wiser man now. His return is welcome
The data-driven, economically expert Rishi Sunak is not a natural actor on the stage of global strategy. David Cameron is
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The Met may get its ‘peaceful’ march, but British society will pay the terrible price
Islamists are being emboldened to take over public spaces and fill them with anti-Semitic hate
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Police insult the public by allowing these marches
They have been much more far-ranging in their threat to Jews and to ordinary citizens than anything Oswald Mosley’s thugs ever managed
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We don’t realise how lucky we are that Shakespeare’s gift to English survived at all
It is the 400th anniversary of the First Folio’s publication. Without it, 18 plays would have been lost
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Sunak must burst the pro-HS2 consensus to give the North the transport it actually needs
The case for the high-speed rail link was built on political calculations rather than real-life facts
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Tory tax complacency gives Labour an opportunity
I wonder if Rachel Reeves has thought of promising a lower top rate (the old 40 per cent, perhaps) than the Tories
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Rishi Sunak’s green policy shift is the beginning of the end for net zero
For the first time, a party leader is raising seriously the question of cost, but the plan is also unravelling across the world
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It was the BBC that first built Brand’s brand
The comedian proved himself to be unfit to appear on the national broadcaster with his 2008 on air antics
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Britain is in a state of distress more profound than our leaders are capable of addressing
A new book by the Tory MP Danny Kruger examines the cost of putting individuals’ ‘truth’ ahead of society
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If Ukraine’s advance is slow, we must help more
We shouldn’t become impatient – defeating Vladimir Putin is a global priority
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The National Trust is concealing from its members how controversial it has become
As its AGM approaches, it should be embracing its critics, rather than trying to exclude them
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Trophy bans, not hunters, endanger animals
The Government is persevering with legislation despite the advice of experts
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The Church of England no longer seems to understand our common Anglican tradition
Today’s bishops show little interest in the virtues that the late Elizabeth II embodied
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Today’s activists have much to learn from Dr King
The Black Live Matter movement seems to have forgotten the civil rights leader’s vision of a colour blind society
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‘Impartial’ news organisations are failing to practise what they preach
So long as they treat issues such as LGBT+ as beyond debate, they cannot be the chief arbiters of the truth
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