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In their outrage over JD Vance’s ‘Islamophobia’, the Left have completely missed the point

The all-too-vocal critics of Trump’s running mate have clearly misunderstood who is the butt of his recent joke

Michael Deacon
If our front drives aren’t safe from Sadiq Khan, nothing else is

Yet again, Londoners find themselves under siege from the perfidious pen pushers who seem to surround the capital’s mayor

Judith Woods
How I learnt to love Britain’s scruffiest seaside resort

Elites consider themselves the arbiters of good taste – and I can tell you why they’re wrong about this Lincolnshire retreat

Isabel Oakeshott
Boston’s unskilled migrants are proof that the benefits of Brexit have been squandered

Isabel Oakeshott
The conspiracy theorists have forgotten that, if nothing else, Trump understands the power of TV

Suzanne Moore
Wes Streeting will suffer unhinged abuse simply for protecting children

Suzanne Moore
Yes, civil servants really do prefer Labour to the Tories – and this shameless gloating proves it

Michael Deacon

Allison Pearson

Bryony Gordon

Baby Reindeer has united both sides of the culture war

Bryony Gordon 13 May 2024, 8:00am
Of course Daniel Radcliffe doesn’t agree with JK Rowling, a woman old enough to be his mother

Bryony Gordon 6 May 2024, 7:00am
They’ve tackled racism and homophobia – it’s time football took on misogyny

Bryony Gordon 29 Apr 2024, 8:27am
Getting rid of sick notes isn’t the answer to our mental health crisis

Bryony Gordon 22 Apr 2024, 7:00am

Judith Woods

Celia Walden

Suzanne Moore

The conspiracy theorists have forgotten that, if nothing else, Trump understands the power of TV

Suzanne Moore 16 Jul 2024, 3:00pm
Wes Streeting will suffer unhinged abuse simply for protecting children

Suzanne Moore 16 Jul 2024, 8:09am
My top 10 ways to save the Tory party – for starters, ignore Reform

Suzanne Moore 9 Jul 2024, 7:00am
Starmer’s speech conveyed his decency, but he must be strong enough to make radical changes

Suzanne Moore 5 Jul 2024, 6:14pm

Zoe Strimpel

A washout of a summer, great! That is what motherhood has done to me

Pregnancy and infant care have made me despise heat

Zoe Strimpel 14 Jul 2024, 10:00am
I’m fed up with the ‘grownups’ – Rory Stewart is the worst of the tribe

Zoe Strimpel 13 Jul 2024, 3:28pm
Visitors to Germany are shocked at how far the country has fallen

Zoe Strimpel 10 Jul 2024, 2:07pm
Who can now stop Trump? It’s not Kamala, but there is a woman who can

Zoe Strimpel 7 Jul 2024, 10:00am

Michael Deacon

In their outrage over JD Vance’s ‘Islamophobia’, the Left have completely missed the point

The all-too-vocal critics of Trump’s running mate have clearly misunderstood who is the butt of his recent joke

Michael Deacon 17 Jul 2024, 7:00pm
Yes, civil servants really do prefer Labour to the Tories – and this shameless gloating proves it

Michael Deacon 16 Jul 2024, 7:00am
If Alastair Campbell can write a children’s book of politics, why shouldn’t Nigel Farage?

Michael Deacon 13 Jul 2024, 7:00am
To live in Starmer’s Britain, you need to learn Labour’s bewildering catchphrases

Michael Deacon 11 Jul 2024, 7:00am