British political and cultural magazine with progressive editorial perspective.
We will soon find ourselves defined by religious conflict and unable even to think about it
The First Minister remains effervescent, but his days are surely numbered
The Manchester detective-turned-whistleblower says child sexual abuse has become “a political point-scoring football”
It's time to clean up our waters, and bring back the water cure
Britain has the opportunity to create jobs across the north and Scotland by empowering the NHS and the life sciences sector to drive place-based economic growth
The choice of his chancellor will define government
In a new exhibition at the Tate, Kahlo's talent is lost beneath her acolytes' slop
MPs are keen for selfies with Burnham, but their voters may be less convinced
Brits mostly want back into the EU, but they're picky about the specifics
The former trillionaire has made, and lost, more money than anyone on record
The article critiques the ticketing process for the World Cup, highlighting issues of accessibility, fairness, and transparency that have led to widespread frustration among fans.
The epic register does not come naturally to British politics