An open letter to the government from leading authors, artists and public figures By New Statesman Sally Rooney is a writer, ...

Merlin Strategy’s exclusive polling reveals a growing gender divide among under-30s By Scarlett Maguire The prevailing narrative is that young men, under the influence of the manosphere and enchanted ...

New polling shows a majority of the public want to rejoin By Ethan Croft The fullest plan yet for the UK to rejoin the European Union has been published in the wake of the Prime Minister’s call for a ...

Who gets to be British? A Russian, a Romanian and a Canadian walk into a citizenship ceremony, and pledge allegiance to Crown and country By Megan Gibson The trains were, of course, running late. In ...

Despite the fanfare about Burnham saving jury trials, the core of Starmer and Lammy’s proposals remain By Rachel Cunliffe Over the summer I spent a day at Highbury Magistrates’ Court, a looming ...

From Christopher Nolan to Anne Carson, the classics are illuminating our savage world By Tanjil Rashid Last week, Marco Rubio flew to Athens, stood in front of the Acropolis and, with the Aegean sun ...

The party is split after voting to define Zionism as racism By Megan Kenyon Green Party members backed a motion to describe Zionism as racism on Sunday (4 October), with 1022 votes for and 813 votes ...

Family is a terrible way to satisfy our desire for love and care, according to the writer and academic Sophie Lewis. The solution? Abolish it. By Erin Maglaque Let us begin by abolishing our kitchens.

The new soft-left group Mainstream could help propel the mayor to power. By George Eaton Where is the soft left? This was the question that supporters and opponents of this group alike asked during ...

Outsourced workers on publicly owned TransPennine Express will stage a walk out By Megan Kenyon Outsourced workers on publicly owned TransPennine Express are to strike during the Labour Party ...

The Greater Manchester mayor set out his case for “business friendly socialism” By Ethan Croft Andy Burnham has repeated his claim that Britain is too “in hock to the bond markets” and set out his ...