This week, we learned that three years ago a Ministry of Defence official accidentally released details of 18,714 Afghans who… ...

History doesn’t repeat itself. But it does echo. The United States of the 1970s and Britain of the mid-2020s share… ...

Gerrymandering is as old as the hills, and neither of what have been Britain’s two main political parties for the past ...

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I’ve been musing recently how people in the public eye can go ‘downhill’ in two main ways. One can make big, brash, ‘bad’ ...

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The big education news this week is a court ruling that allows the Trump administration to begin cutting jobs at the ...

Well, well, well. It transpires that a number of left-wing MPs enjoyed some time away from their constituencies at this ...

During an Oval Office meeting with Nato Secretary-General Mark Rutte, President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a ...

In an age when political decisions are often dictated by focus groups, moral relativism, and international bureaucracies, One ...