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Oh my. Israel and its supporters are stunned and affronted. A chorus of severe disapproval has swept the land. During their performance at...
I was, to be honest, getting a little bit worried about myself. Specifically, about how little I care about anything anymore. I mean – my ability...
In a desperate attempt to save face, the Government has granted concessions to the 130 Labour MPs threatening to rebel over the cuts to disability...
Another week, another retreat by the Government on its policy agenda. This time it’s welfare reform – which the Work and Pensions Secretary said...
Dashing inside the Welsh Labour conference in Llandudno on Saturday, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had to run a gauntlet of protesters. Holding...
Politics is a burdensome business, even more so when there are severe financial circumstances at home, conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine and now the...
As Russian missiles fall on Ukraine, the death toll escalates in Gaza, and Iran’s Supreme Leader emerges from his bunker, BBC News executives have...
Donald Trump is enjoying his best week in office since he first became president nine years ago. To use mafia parlance, he is finally getting the “...
A few years ago I was having a drink with an American friend who plays in a band big enough to headline festivals. He was agonising over whether...
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s first year in office won’t be marked with party poppers and balloons. No 10 is keen to avoid an atmosphere of...
Does the Government now see itself as immoral? I ask this because just a few days ago, Keir Starmer was arguing that there was a “clear moral case”...
Nato powers say they will sharply increase their military spending to 5 per cent of GDP, but few have thought seriously about the complications of...
You don’t have to be a dog person, or indeed a royalist, to have been touched by a photograph, released this week, of Prince William cradling a...
I remember planning my wedding seven years ago. There was a lot to book, from a Capri tent to musicians – but at least I didn’t have to worry about...
Sir Keir Starmer approaches his first anniversary in office with his authority and judgement frayed, and amid speculation from Labour MPs that the...
Did you know that the word “nice” originally meant something foolish or ignorant? It comes from the Latin word nescius, which meant to not know...
Whatever your view of what it did at RAF Brize Norton last Friday, Palestine Action is quite clear about the intended impact on Britain’s military...
There is no escaping it: the Secretary General of Nato – the military alliance upon which the continued freedom of the Western world depends –...
The rise of Reform UK is the result of a profound failure by the two main parties to convince voters that they are on their side. The utter loss of...
Moral arguments. Like pre-Sadiq London buses, you don’t get any for 14 years of Tory austerity, and then they all come along at once. The issue of...
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