Future governments may pay the price of the prime minister’s decision to double down on hardline security to win votes ...

Ask a few remote workers what they struggle with while working from home, and you’ll probably hear similar answers. Not having colleagues around, perhaps, or dodgy wifi connections. Not Boris Johnson, ...

Cities and communities cannot wait for Europe to resolve its endless arguments about migration, deterrence and responsibility sharing.

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As the prime minister of China prepared to meet Her Majesty (or, to quote Bette Midler, "Her Royal Heinie"), the deputy prime minister (his name is Nicholas Clegg) referred to the Beijing regime as a ...

Two weeks into Andy Burnham’s tenure in Downing Street, Labour leads over Reform in the polls for the first time in months. Is this shift largely down to Burnham’s political style, his policy changes, ...

Paul Rogers is Emeritus Professor of Peace Studies in the Department of Peace Studies and International Relations at Bradford University, and an Honorary Fellow at the Joint Service Command and Staff ...

Products like self-driving cars or humanoid robots are not meant to be sold or widely adopted by the public, but rather to position the corporation as a driving force of frontier technological change ...

Godwin's law, the adage that "as an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one", reflects the fact that one of the surest ways to ...

Does literature make us kinder, more human? Great works of literature are often love-letters to literature itself, self-conscious replies to the act and the multiplicity of story-telling, and the ...

Here are some facts you should know about the previous MPs before voting in the General Election.