Universities, and A-level students newly armed with their results, will be scrambling over the next week or so to fit applicants to places (Comments: 6)
Boris Johnson has been accused of gratuitously – even deliberately and cynically – causing offence to British Muslims and many other people. In the ... (Comments: 161)
The Bank of England has raised interest rates for only the second time in nine years. The quarter percentage point increase to 0.75% still ... (Comments: 3)
Sajid Javid, the Home Secretary, has caused controversy this week by indicating that the British government is prepared to waive its long-standing opposition to ... (Comments: 57)
It may seem odd to characterise an almost certainly acrimonious NATO summit and a tricky few days hosting an unpredictable and outspoken American president ... (Comments: 18)
The National Health Service’s seventieth birthday has been marked by celebrations across the country, including a service of thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey. This would ... (Comments: 1)
Is Liz Truss right t or is it part of the job of government to tell us what we should and should not do ... (Comments: 10)
The Chancellor Philip Hammond has given us due warning. He told the good and the great of the City of London, gathered at Mansion ... (Comments: 48)
You don’t have to spend long with children before their obsession with social media becomes all too apparent. Out come the smart phones and ... (Comments: 5)
Many people believe that the Daily Mail is the most successful, influential and controversial newspaper in Britain today. And few would doubt, even among ... (Comments: 216)