Polanski prepares to hard-launch “Zackonomics”
He will set out his vision in his first major economic address since becoming Green Party leader
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Keir Starmer is struggling to keep his New Year’s resolution
The Iran war is devastating his cost of living strategy
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Summerfolk review: Maxim Gorky’s tragedy is as relevant as ever
The language is modern but the Russian dacha aesthetic gives the performance its timeless quality
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“If the Strait remains closed, we’re not talking about a global recession – we’re talking about a depression”
Oil market researcher Rory Johnston on what happens if the war does not end
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Len Deighton was a revolutionary
Too many of Britain’s espionage writers were melancholy public schoolboys – Deighton was their antidote
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Will Rachel Reeves let history repeat itself?
The Chancellor will set out her latest economic vision today
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Streeting’s maternity taskforce to start work next week
The group will form a national action plan to “tackle deep-rooted inequalities”
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The rise of the undecided voter
Exclusive polling shows how late the Gorton and Denton by-election was decided
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In defence of Ulysses
James Joyce knew that the epic is not the exclusive property of warriors and kings
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Is this the end for Reform’s boy-king?
George Finch, the UK’s youngest council leader and an outspoken critic of modern Britain, faces a vote of no confidence
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Britain has entered the age of bloc politics
From now on, power will be determined by alliances
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Ed Miliband is all-powerful
And four other things we learned from Keir Starmer’s press conference on Iran
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Why Farage went to war with YouGov
The polling wars have begun
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What Jürgen Habermas leaves behind
His legacy is the philosophical strength to see through our dark, illiberal age
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Donald Trump’s war is driving me mad
The president’s personal hang-ups and his wild grand strategy are directly connected
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Who is Frankenstein’s Bride?
Maggie Gyllenhaal’s new film follows a long history of men reanimating women
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Timothée Chalamet is right: ballet is ready to die
Timothée Chalamet might win Oscars, but ballet is noble in its irrelevance
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Reform UK has plans for Scotland
Malcolm Offord became the devolved Reform leader two months ago. Now he’s drafting the manifesto turn Scotland turquoise
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The student loans crisis is spiralling
A long neglected social injustice is threatening to explode
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Zack Polanski: Turbo Normie
The Green’s leader isn’t a radical. He’s our most normal politician.
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