The dictatorship of the elderly
The Victorians saw how generational conflict would fester – and warp our politics beyond recognition
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The Victorians saw how generational conflict would fester – and warp our politics beyond recognition
Far from a vision of “peace through strength,” the US's peace deal with Iran is a display of calamity through hubris
Burnham plans to present the list to Starmer to encourage him to stand down without a contest
His majority is larger than Labour's 2024 general election landslide
And for England, so long as they're not playing Scotland!
The article explores the notion that despite Harry Kane's impressive football career, his impact on the sport and broader cultural landscape may be overstated, prompting a reevaluation of celebrity in sports.
The former health secretary on why he thinks Labour is failing – but not finished
Behind the uncomplicated joy was an artist who always pushed boundaries
No, he wasn't a great prime minister. But Britain's problems would break any politician
The richest man in history spends his days talking about racial grievances
Unproductive, indebted and internationally uncompetitive, Britain is caught in a savage economic bind
Are we ready for a world where we're cut out of the latest technology?