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The PM's technocrat tendencies and lack of obvious backbone make him a target for amorphous rage, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Liew ...

In the new dog-eat-dog world order, appeasement doesn't work. Time for the EU to grow up, says Fabian Zuleeg, chief executive of the European Policy Centre ...

Cancelling the Australian Palestinian author Randa Abdel-Fattah weakens freedom of speech and is the harbinger of a less free nation ...

Editorial: The tumultuous start to 2026 should force a reckoning in Brussels and European capitals, and a recognition of the power the EU can exert ...

It is a perilous time to mess with the principle that rate-setters under an independent system should be free of political pressure ...

This could be your year to worry less about your waistline and spend more time at the movies ...

The former chancellor's criticism of the Tory government is indisputable - but so is his role in its dire record, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome ...

It was hard for me to quit Elon Musk's poisoned platform, but I urge others to do the same, especially in light of Grok's imagery of women and children, says journalist Marie Le Conte ...

There's a quiet magic in shared spaces where stories drift across cultures and generations - and no one checks their phone ...

I remember him as a racist bully, and his allegation that other ex-Dulwich boys and I are liars tells me he hasn't changed, says former Dulwich college pupil Rickard Berg ...