Grandad, why did you vote Brexit?

Britain doesn’t really ‘do’ street protest in the manner of some European nations. Will that now change?

A century ago, the most famous Irishman in the world was shot in mysterious circumstances

The world’s advanced economies are coming back to life after Covid... with a notable exception

When Weller and co went all French on us

So, naturally, there are signs of social unrest and civil disobedience across the country

The Tories are obsessed with reneging the carbon target and fracking their way to oblivion. It's a mystery to experts

Britain doesn’t really ‘do’ street protest in the manner of some European nations. Will that now change?

Donald Trump has become the ringmaster of the Deep State cult

This attack is what free speech is all about - not the ravings of Nadine Dorries

A proper baccalaureate – not the ones peddled by Michael Gove and Rishi Sunak – is fairer and would be a real sign of levelling up

A century ago, the most famous Irishman in the world was shot in mysterious circumstances

The world’s advanced economies are coming back to life after Covid... with a notable exception

Scholz's convenient “memory loss” about his involvement in the Cum-Ex scandal not only tarnishes his own image, but harms trust in Germany's political system

Chinese military drills around Taiwan raised tensions and rattled nerves around the world. But would they really invade?

A phone-tapping scandal threatens to end the rule of prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and give power back to a reinvigorated left

The harsh reality of how this is achieved is that it takes from the public not once, but twice

Gove has shared with friends that he's keeping all his options open

The chancellor has accepted tickets to see Adele, Billie Eilish and attend Capital's Summertime Ball to indulge his newfound passion

When he relocates to London in the Autumn, Clegg would be foolish to expect his return to be embraced with open arms

The Mail has reviewed Bloody Difficult Women, but another newspaper continues to refuse

Former Sunday Telegraph editor Sarah Sands has taken on a role at a house builder with a close relationship to the Tory government

While Petronella Wyatt thinks Boris Johnson's backers are delusional, fellow former mistress Jennifer Arcuri seems to think he's been swapped

Solutions to the current economic crisis will require the will of a strong leader. Is this part of Keir Starmer's mentality?

It's highly illogical, but Truss and Sunak appear to actually agree on something: Star Trek over Star Wars

When Weller and co went all French on us

A new Polish crime thriller is riveting - but also stressful, banal and not a great deal of fun to watch

Ten days before Hitler’s suicide, Felix Hartlaub disappeared. But his notebooks live on

Jan Kiepura's ability to break down the barrier between performer and audience meant he was a shoo-in as a leading man as the talkie arrived

Almost all big productions at the National seem to sell out sight unseen these days, but how long will this continue if they keep turning out big, unfunny flops like this?

A film that has won plaudits abroad has been unofficially blacklisted in Georgia, where it was made. Its silence speaks volumes about the country’s democratic decline

Heath Robinson’s cartoons of elaborate contraptions provided cheer during the world wars, as a new exhibition of his work illustrates

The Dutchman is just the latest Manchester United manager to struggle to shake off the ghost of Alex Ferguson

Duck isn't easy to cook, but it is a bird of which we have plenty, and which is ideal when considering autumn eating

A 17th-century encounter between the peoples of Newfoundland and incoming Europeans had a tragic end

Individually their fates were an immeasurable tragedy for two families, together they were a cause

In fetishising the trainer, the devotee makes of it a transitional object: something that eases the troubling developmental stage between childhood and adulthood