Editorial The rapid rise of the modern far-right across Europe could soon reach Britain

THE growing strength of far-right politics across Europe demands analysis as well as condemnation. It cannot be wished away.

Editorial The UAE's Cop28 shame is typical of rich countries' hypocrisy on climate change

THE United Arab Emirates’ plans to use the Cop28 climate summit to strike new fossil-fuel deals were as predictable as they are symbolic.

Editorial London's march against anti-semitism poses difficult questions for the left

TODAY’S mass London demonstration against anti-semitism raises critical questions for the left.

Editorial A pause in the Gaza bloodshed is a chance to look at how to end this war

THE four-day truce and prisoner exchange between Israel and Hamas is a blessed respite from the daily nightmare of death and destruction being visi

Editorial: The Covid probe shows how severely unfit the Tories are to govern Britain

WE did not need a public inquiry to learn that Britain was miserably misgoverned during the Covid pandemic.

Editorial The Autumn Statement is a case of ‘levelling down’

TODAY’S Autumn Statement simply compounds both this government’s economic incompetence and its inability to look beyond its free-market ideology an

Editorial: We must support calls for Labour to tackle institutional Islamophobia

ZARAH SULTANA MP has done a service by pointing out something increasingly obvious to British Muslims: that the Labour Party is institutionally Isl

Editorial: Time to be bold and demand the radical change that's needed

Editorial: Time to ditch neoliberalism and invest in young people

AHEAD of the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement this Wednesday demands are coming from the Tory press for further tax cuts for the rich. The Telegraph l

Editorial: Tories set on making life even more miserable for working people

IT IS as if the very act of bringing David Cameron back into government has triggered an even more powerfully vindictive strain of Toryism to infec