The push to build more homes is treated as a moral imperative, but what kind of cities are we choosing to become?

Why is there an unwillingness to engage seriously with evidence that sex-selective abortion may be occurring in Australia?

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Everyone who is everyone – within a certain political and social fragment – has been in Russia this past week. Conservative American conspiracy theorist Candace Owens; Errol Musk, father of Elon; ...

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John Healey has resigned as Secretary of State for Defence over the government’s failure to properly fund the armed ...

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The leaders of Britain’s Jews have raised ‘serious questions concerning police impartiality’ and asked that the National ...

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There has been so much controversy in the run-up to the 2026 World Cup that it is sometimes easy to forget that it is ...

The Green party is considering a new policy to ban circumcision, The Spectator can reveal. The party’s Health Policy ...

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