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The government has decided that the country will rearm – this strategic review is just the beginning

Wages may be showing signs of improvement, but on its own that won’t solve the problem

The former PM is apparently training Kemi Badenoch for her weekly clash with Keir Starmer. As with everything Cameron has attempted in life, it’s not turning out very well

The acclaimed artist takes Florence in her first institutional solo show in Italy

An exhibition of artworks telling the terrifying story of MAGA and Trump’s second coming has made it on to the streets of London in poster form

The Austrian-born art historian’s bestselling books revolutionised our understanding of artistic perception

Rachel Reeves was insistent that she would only have one major budget-type event every year but circumstances have forced her to abandon that pledge

Despite her promises, the chancellor has become a product of the Westminster environment

No matter how loudly we call for a return to the customs union and the single market, Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer are not going to listen

Independent research carried out by Rats in a Sack reveals a surprising roster of guests on the hard right conspiracy theory TV channel

In a week where the chancellor has found herself beleaguered, my message to her is: rearm and the economy will grow

Tory ministers have no interest in addressing this fundamental issue with our democracy

The prime minister could still apologise for the offence caused by his recent remarks in PMQs – but he won’t

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Dubbed "Mad Nad" by the Telegraph, her recent wrath at the BBC's Nick Robinson is one of many over the years.

There is no official recognition for the prime minister's wife, and Boris Johnson 'wants to fix that'.

Ahead of the COP26 conference, one reader has a suggestion for Boris Johnson's government to help Britain tackle climate change.

The UK used to consider itself above the political chicanery found on the Continent. It can’t afford to now.

Regardless of its merits, the cack-handed handling of the defence deal between the US, UK and Australia risks handing the initiative to China and Russia.

JAMES BALL examines the areas where Britain is now feeling the painful consequences of its departure from the EU.

In the third and final part of his exclusive series for The New European, author Oliver Burkeman explains that there is no easy fix for anxiety, but there are plenty of ways to manage it

Post-lockdown audiences are treated to a fun-filled evening, courtesy of Jason Donovan and Alexandra Burke

Anything Goes with Robert Lindsay and Felicity Kendal makes for a 5-star theatre experience, despite the kooky plot

A tale of two Jurgens and the power of German coaching

Why Lord Digby Jones's claims that Alex Scott's commentary ruined the Olympics are ill-founded

Will Self on a Jewish ritual, and two new TV shows that perpetuate the religion's stereotypes