Features
Labour’s blues
Leftish economics allied to moderate social conservatism offers a compelling route to power for Sir Keir Starmer
Liz Truss: what if…?
An insider’s guide to a premiership cut short
How to fix Brexit
A flawed book by a Remainer may offer a crucial answer
Raped by the IRA
A traumatised victim was interrogated in secret by republicans, let down by a botched prosecution and smeared in the pages of the Guardian
Don’t give a Voice to racism
A proposed change to the Australian constitution will enshrine inequality in Parliament
Profile: Pierre Poilievre
The Conservative Party leader’s mantra “Canada is broken” resonates with voters appalled by the gap between their country’s promise and grim reality
Block votes and nutters
There was a time when the Labour conference really mattered, before it became a stage-managed platform for social media hits and soundbites
The making of Sunak
The P.M. has the brittle self-confidence of a true Wykehamist
Keir’s woman problem
Labour’s dishonest and weak handling of “the trans issue” hardly instils confidence that it will stand firm against sex denial extremists
In defence of the Dark Ages
The early medieval period really was “dark” both in terms of the historical record and in contrast to the sophistication of Rome
