Some claim Labour is revitalised, backed by the progressive vote, and that it is time to go to the polls. But that’s not the ...

At a time of straitened Government finances, the British state is handing out billions of pounds of taxpayers’ cash to charities and researchers.

T he nanosecond a friend or acquaintance says hello, I brace for the inevitable: the irksome ritual of being pressed to their fleshy bosom or chest. As I submit, I wonder: what was wrong with a ...

The contrast with previous generations of refugees to Britain suggests something has gone badly wrong with the admission ...

On 25 October 2016, the British government gave its backing to a third runway at Heathrow. A decade later, not a single inch of that runway has been laid. In the intervening ...

Labour has accepted the case for domestic gas, and must now follow the logic through ...

When was the last time you were so angry at the service you received that you took the time to write in a formal complaint?

Last Tuesday, we discovered the extent of Ukraine’s dependence on one man. Not Zelensky or Trump, but Elon Musk and his SpaceX company. His Starshield, a militarily encrypted version of the ...

I thought motherhood had killed my sex drive,” declares a headline in The Telegraph, “But I just needed a divorce.” Er — okay? The author of the Telegraph is apparently “a Modern Priestess ...

Has the relationship between academia and the French state broken down?

In 2004, during his incarceration, the Unabomber and former maths prodigy Ted Kaczynski received a letter from a high school student. The letter asked him whether mathematics is a worthwhile endeavour ...

Registered charities benefit from generous tax relief, including sweeping exemptions on income tax and Stamp Duty. Through ...