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Dan Jukes, an aide to the Reform leader, and the party’s head of policy, James Orr, have both stood down after Channel 4 broadcast the...
The most remarkable thing for me about Andy Burnham’s first address to the House of Commons as Prime Minister this week was his mention of the...
In a certain sense, I suppose you could say that Prince Harry, Meghan, King Charles, the late Queen and the entire British people got off lightly....
Vice President JD Vance has made faith a huge part of his political identity. He wasn’t baptised, but as a teenager attended Pentecostal services...
Why, oh why, are the vast majority of Muslim nations so unremittingly repressive and undemocratic? We, who rightly condemn the cruelties, unjust laws...
This is Armchair Economics with Hamish McRae, a subscriber-only newsletter from The i Paper. If you’d like to get this direct to your inbox,...
Two years ago I was in the running to direct a Channel 4 documentary about Bonnie Blue. It came down to me and, I believe, two other directors. We...
Before I start this column, I’ll declare an interest. Lots of people, when they’re drunk, have a weak spot, and do things they wouldn’t do...
Prime Minister’s Questions is usually incredibly tedious – a pantomime of performative emptiness that sucks the will to live from anyone foolish...
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Allow me to paint a picture that I am sure will be all too familiar to the heterosexual women reading this article. You finally crawl into your bed...
The footage was horrific: a massive wave of ice, mud and floodwater smashing into buildings on the border between China and Nepal with devastating...
Who broke Britain? Welcome to The i Paper’s opinion series in which experts and writers debate the issues that concern them about modern Britain....
The Democrats have finally come up with a mid-term message that they think will resonate with voters. As you might expect, it’s all about Donald...
The equalities minister Bridget Phillipson has publicly stated that racism (and sexism) have “become normalised in the UK”. It will cost her...
“Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.” J Robert Oppenheimer’s reflections on watching the Trinity nuclear test in 1945 marked a sea...
This is Armchair Economics with Hamish McRae, a subscriber-only newsletter from The i Paper. If you’d like to get this direct to your inbox,...
In person, Andy Burnham appears jovial and unassuming. But in terms of foreign policy, he is starting to look tough and decisive. He spent this week...
Of course Nigel Farage and his chums are benefitting financially from a “gold-plated” pension scheme of a type that they intend to prevent other...
Britain has long punched above its weight creatively. We export actors, musicians, writers, designers, game developers, theatre and film-makers with...
Playboy has relaunched. Apparently it did so last month, but I didn’t know about it until a few days ago when I saw a copy of the new – quarterly,...
Sooner or later, the heady days of the early Andy Burnham bounce and summer of “money off now” remedies on bus fares, pub business tax caps and...
His eulogy at Diana’s funeral was electrifying. As her brother, Earl Spencer, stared down at the Royal Family, vowing to protect Diana’s sons and...
This summer, I have been to five “sports days” run by friends in their thirties. We’ve had all the races – egg and spoon, three-legged, sack...
An early election is an idea that will not die, no matter how many times Prime Minister Andy Burnham and his team try to quash it. Burnham is...
“I heard you missed me,” Melania Trump teased last night at her first public outing in a month since the World Cup final. “Here I am.” Timing...
If you had come round to our house at any time in the last 10 years, you wouldn’t need to be told that we had two sons. You’d have guessed...
Although it was all my own fault, I couldn’t help but stand there and curse Michael O’Leary. I am not a regular user of his airline, Ryanair, and...
One thing the Harry and Meghan saga will never be short of is plot twists. So news that the first couple of Montecito will soon rock up to re-bond...
This is Armchair Economics with Hamish McRae, a subscriber-only newsletter from The i Paper. If you’d like to get this direct to your inbox,...
Freedom of speech is a product of confidence. It is embraced by confident cultures, confident institutions and confident people. This helps explain...
It takes a village to raise a child – a proverb attributed to some African cultures – inspires people who believe in communal responsibility in...
Everybody knows that there is a lot of pressure on Andy Burnham, whose honeymoon period as Prime Minister must surely be at least approaching the...
Andy Burnham has had a lucky escape. The new UK Prime Minister believed he was exchanging messages with Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff...
To start the week, here is a quick-fire question and answer quiz. Q. How many data centres have been built in the UK this century? A. 450. Q. How many...
You would be forgiven for thinking that the Conservatives and Reform UK now agree on something. If one looks past the different tactics – with the...
If the war in Ukraine has been a back-burner issue in a summer dominated by the US-Iran war and a blithe new resident in No 10, the coming weeks will...
The word is that Prince Harry is planning to make more frequent trips back to the UK. He wants more of a foothold here and less drama. It’s a novel...
To celebrate 50 years of independence from Britain, the kingdom of Swaziland changed its name to Eswatini in 2018. I had to look up the tiny nation on...
Have you ever tried dating in a British heatwave? Well don’t. Just don’t. It is grim and clammy out here, take it from a woman who has tried. If...
Nigel Farage is a diva. His vanities make other politicians look pallid and small. Fortunately for him, mainstream and alternative media journalists...
This is Dispatches, a subscriber-only newsletter from The i Paper normally written by Patrick Cockburn. While Patrick is away, former BBC foreign...
Nigel Farage has properly lost his touch. Once upon a time, he’d have known how to play this. He’d have gone along with the joke, turned up...
In common with thousands of adults up and down the country, my phone pinged at just after eight this morning. It was my honorary god-daughter who had...
Something very strange starts to happen to a woman in her forties – and I imagine in her fifties, sixties, and beyond: she enters her sexy older...
Somewhere inside Zia Yusuf, there’s a competent politician trying to get out. The Reform UK home affairs spokesman is well-dressed, relatively...
It’s Eid and I’m sitting at the dinner table. My parents have rustled up a feast and I’m in complete denial about how much ghee has gone into...
I don’t remember where I learned that you’re not supposed to blow your own trumpet. Unlike most rote manners that are drilled into children you...
In what circumstances might you expect a violent mob to congregate outside your home, hurling bricks at your windows and attacking police officers...
Welcome to Power Players, The i Paper’s opinion series in which our writers and experts take an in-depth look at the key figures in American...
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