Wolfgang Münchau is a New Statesman columnist and the director of Eurointelligence. How did we get here? How will the famously unpredictable president-elect act at the negotiation table? From Europe ...

Simon Sebag Montefiore is one of Britain’s most popular historians, the author of over a dozen books, both fiction and nonfiction, on historical themes. Long known as an expert in the history of ...

The Church of England is dying. More than a third of congregants are over 70; in some dioceses that age group makes up more than half of worshippers. But as the Church ebbs, a reactionary, ...

Banbury Lodge rehabilitation centre is a former care home in Oxfordshire with space for 20 residents. The manager Nick Dunkley shows me a common room where they come to relax. There’s a timetable on ...

A year after his assassination, the activist has had one of the strangest afterlives in political history By Alex Bronzini-Vender Hours after a bullet struck Charlie Kirk on 10 September last year, ...

Is Reform waving or drowning? Scandal dominated the party’s conference, but insiders remain convinced it can win power By Ethan Croft Those planning the 2026 Reform conference said their aim was to ...

On Independence Day, the country is granted brief respite from nightly bombardment By Ethan Croft “As I write, highly sophisticated robots are flying overhead, trying to kill me.” I was searching for ...

Less than a year ago, campaigners for the bill were optimistic it would pass – what went wrong? By Hannah Barnes The past 18 months have been “very intense” for Kim Leadbeater. Resting on the table ...

Rachel Millward believes her party needs to prepare for power By Megan Kenyon In April 2019, hordes of Extinction Rebellion activists brought London to a standstill. At four points across the capital ...

England and Ireland do not know how to talk about each other By Finn McRedmond Tuesday, and the Irish (the Republic of Irish) announced Sonja Hyland as the new Ambassador to Great Britain. Were you to ...

Starmer is resigning as an MP. Why do I feel so dispirited? It feels no coincidence that the reputations of those who remain in public life improve more rapidly than those who quit By Tom McTague Back ...

New research reveals Britain’s biggest water company has been illegally polluting rivers at an even greater scale than previously thought. By Will Dunn The river Pang is a chalk stream that winds ...