
Britain is growing old disgracefully
The OBR says that Britain can no longer afford to exist with its current fiscal policy.
ByReviewing politics
and culture since 1913
The OBR says that Britain can no longer afford to exist with its current fiscal policy.
ByThe sirens are beginning to sound about the state of Britain and its government.
ByThe UK's forgotten second city is at the apex of a worrying trend.
ByHow the new right came to loathe Britain even more than the radical left.
ByReform’s local election rally in Birmingham was soured by pessimism – and rumblings of internal dissent.
ByIn the wake of Trump’s turn against Ukraine, the UK must coordinate with both its European and Asian allies.
ByCEO Scott McDonald on an imperilled institution.
ByDonald Trump’s presidency has already reshaped UK politics.
ByThe defence budget is already a procurement disaster.
ByAs Christianity in Britain declines, two new books ask: what should we believe in now?
ByGovernment needs to be totally rethought if the UK is to fill the “gaping holes” in its military preparedness.
ByThatcherism is a dead ideology – so why does it still confine our economic imagination?
ByThe brutal 500-year history of English violence in Europe.
ByLabour’s climate push risks leaving Scunthorpe behind.
ByWithout supporting the 900,000 children below the poverty-line who are ineligible for free lunchtime food, the policy risks being undermined.
ByLabour must recover its radical tradition and close Britain’s education privilege gap.
ByA revisionist history claims the postwar consensus was shaped by Conservative visions.
ByKeir Starmer’s relaunch speech was a belated recognition of a collective political madness.
ByIn this era of raw power, Labour must find a new statecraft.
ByDuring the election, Labour promised to empower Britain. Now is the time to make that happen.
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