British political and cultural magazine with progressive editorial perspective.
The Shy Reform effect (including among its own candidates) could reshape this classic Labour-Tory bellwether
How AI-generated synthetic voters took over opinion research
The General Strike represented the climax of years of genuine working-class militancy
The article explores the potential impact of the Reform Party's success on Southport's local dynamics, highlighting the emotional stakes for residents as they head to the polls.
The UK is deploying facial recognition and AI tools at scale. The law is playing catch up
Dean's wholesome audience knows every word of her songs
For so many football fans, Chelsea FC is irredeemable
King Charles's visit will not improve an alliance that was always shaped by bullying and condescension
The Green Party is facing accusations of anti-Semitism in the run-up to the local elections
Jews in north London feel betrayed by a Britain that was once a sanctuary
Explore the charm of the Blue Bell in Stoke Ferry, where traditional beer and sandwiches create a cozy atmosphere, perfect for locals and visitors alike to unwind and enjoy good company.
Also: a moment for Small Prophets, and hoarding marmalade