Fresh from chastising Labour for not involving Britain more deeply in another American misadventure in the Middle East, Kemi ...

Britain’s most precious asset is our diverse and cohesive democracy’, trilled the opening of a government social cohesion plan ...

The war waged by those in authority on those who make overt displays of patriotism shows no sign of relenting. This campaign against Englishness and Britishness has never been an open, honest one, ...

There is rarely much to commend Keir Starmer for. But on Monday he blocked an amendment to the schools bill which would have ...

Situation report Nearly four days after Iran named Mojtaba Khamenei as its next ‘Supreme Leader’, his whereabouts remain unknown.

Of all the parties watching the chaos in the Middle East unfold, one should be rubbing its hands together with particular satisfaction. Russia has not fired a shot in this conflict, lost no allies it ...

Farewell, then, Alba, the little party that tried to take on the Scottish political establishment and learned, as others had before it, that the establishment always wins. You can join it but you can ...

With Donald Trump signalling that he does not want a long war in Iran, markets have started to settle down. Traders are no longer betting on interest rate hikes, the FTSE is in the green and a barrel ...

Albertans are very good at keeping things that damage their prosperity out of their province. Take rats, for instance. The vermin were designated an agricultural menace in the1950s and after 18 months ...

Over the weekend, following continued US-Israeli attacks on Iran and the resulting disruption to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, several newspapers warned that Britain has ‘just two days of gas ...

Victorians do not pay to look at the Yarra. They should not have to pay to look at the ocean or the Twelve Apostles.

Law’ is inherently incapable of regulating war, the distinctive feature of which is precisely the absence of law.