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Feargal has shown what can be achieved when someone with a national voice shouts loud. We need someone to do the same in the fight against litter

Badenoch, for all her anti-woke diatribes, is the wrong kind of Tory rightist. She will lead them defeat, and quite possibly eclipse by Reform

Only bookable by phone or postcard, this London bistro is heaven to anyone of the Luddite persuasion

Farmers are a short-term risk, but Labour’s biggest task is getting impatient Britain to buy into the power of long-term investment

The president-elect wants to drag the world back to the 1930s with his trade wars

The new leader of the opposition had her first Commons joust with the PM today and scored a resounding diplomatic victory. Only trouble – it was against Britain

The result of the US election contains one clear message for Britain – and for Starmer

The EU’s migrant return policy worked for years, and access to a fingerprint database is a very distant second-best

The Reform leader is out campaigning for Donald Trump after lambasting Labour staffers for doing similar for Kamala Harris

We’re on newsstands and through subscribers’ doors a day later than usual because of the US election

The actor’s Graham Norton interjection shows that women's realities are still dismissed

A literary festival that reminds us of the healing power of words

The hard right has achieved political power across Europe. British politics now faces exactly the same risk

The new Conservative leader appears to recall growing up in a very different Nigeria to the one which existed

Justin Webb allowed Matt Schlapp to toss out a series of obvious untruths involving Elon Musk, Hillary Clinton and the January 6 riots

Concerns over youth mobility and Northern Ireland are growing in Brussels

Yes, it’s amusing - but Steve Coogan is no Sellers and this can’t match the Kubrick classic

A London exhibition featuring Joseph Beuys and two more key conceptual artists feels dated if occasionally thrilling

The new Tory leader has been handed a shaky mandate by a depleted party rooted in deep denial

One Leaver says she’s still glad she voted for it... but there’s a good reason for that

There is no economic justification for all farmers passing their estates on to their children tax-free

The short-lived former PM has once again popped up in Budget week to offer her wise counsel

Staff at the title are infuriated at how a proposed sale to Tortoise seems to have come about

Stirring things up over this summer’s riots is bad, demanding that former colonies doff the cap is arguably even worse

£100,000 for breaching impartiality rules is nothing to the loss-making channel

Cringeworthy quips and one decent punchline marked the former prime minister’s final PMQs

The Budget largely avoided tough choices as the new chancellor put pressure on Wes Streeting by throwing cash at the NHS

Rachel Reeves made a start on fixing the Conservatives’ years of waste - but it is nowhere near enough

Rachel Reeves will neglect the fact that Brexit and being outside of the single market costs the UK “more than £40 billion a year”

Humanity could not exist without water. So why are we destroying our rivers?

The roots of Britain’s water crisis, like so many now facing the country, lay in Thatcherite deregulation