8 Mar 2026 - 4:00pm

Reform UK will not bring back grammar schools Nigel Farage’s latest pledge is just a slogan

Peter Hitchens

08.03

Zelensky-Orbán spat threatens Ukraine EU accession

William Nattrass

08.03

Britain needs a tsar focused on Islamism, not Islamophobia Labour is focusing on the wrong threat

Rakib Ehsan

07.03

Inside New York City’s cosplaying Khamenei protests A vigil for a foreign leader turned into performance art

Nikos Mohammadi

07.03

Poll: most Democrats want party to move to the centre Pluralities of white, black and Hispanic voters do not want the party to veer Left

UnHerd Staff

07.03

Iran war is turning Nigel Farage into a neocon

Philip Cunliffe

06.03

Debt spiral risks triggering global financial crisis A new OECD report makes sobering reading for European governments

Susanne Mundschenk

06.03

Hope Not Hate’s new report doesn’t add up Its latest survey of the Right cynically equates acceptable views with real threats

Emma Schubart

06.03

Labour’s Islamophobia definition deserves to die Watering it down is not enough

Peter Franklin

05.03

Kristi Noem turned DHS into a circus Her ousting was long overdue

Tom Rogan

05.03

Don’t fall for Gavin Newsom’s Israel pivot

Oliver Bateman

05.03

Iran war gives Russia the upper hand over Ukraine Events in the Middle East should force the EU to the negotiating table

Anatol Lieven

05.03

Momfluencers are driving a homeschooling boom Online creators are spreading a rose-tinted image of modern parenting

Kristina Murkett

05.03

UK ban on extreme porn is not anti-freedom

Josephine Bartosch

05.03

Labour survival depends on Shabana Mahmood’s immigration reforms Party grandees are making a mistake in asking her to water down proposals

Chris Bayliss

04.03

Dan Crenshaw lost MAGA voters a long time ago The outgoing Congressman had no respect for the President’s base

Emily Jashinsky

04.03

Hezbollah collapse signals decline of Iran’s shadow empire Tehran’s proxy system has created more vulnerabilities in the region

Limor Simhony Philpott

04.03

Corruption scandal is another blow to UK police integrity

Dominic Adler

04.03

James Talarico victory is a rebuke to identity politics His Texas primary win is a sign that white liberals are ascendant in the Democratic Party

Michael Baharaeen

04.03

Poll: Reform UK is most disliked party in Britain Voters are moving to tactically block Nigel Farage’s party

Max Mitchell

03.03

Criticisms of ‘soft’ Khamenei obituaries are misguided

Ann Wroe

03.03

Rachel Reeves’s Spring Statement can’t hide Labour slump The Chancellor is in denial about her party’s political weakness

John Oxley

03.03

Ireland’s demographic experiment is reaching crisis point Politicians are still refusing to release crime figures sorted by ethnicity

Michael Murphy

03.03

Will European nuclear umbrella be Macron’s legacy? The French President made his defence ambitions clear in a speech yesterday

Francois Valentin

03.03

British Right’s Iran idealism risks repeating past mistakes

Jonny Ball

02.03

The myth of Iran’s ‘conventional shield’ threat Pete Hegseth is exaggerating Tehran’s conventional capabilities

Rosemary Kelanic

02.03

Why are sex-realist doctors facing discrimination? Professor Jacob George has been demoted for his scepticism about puberty blockers

Joan Smith

02.03

Tourette’s racism row has exposed Hollywood’s elite victimhood Identity politics remains a shallow and parochial lens for viewing marginalised groups

Ralph Leonard

02.03

Widening of Iran war could be disastrous for markets

John Rapley

02.03

OpenAI military deal marks end of tech idealism Washington has pulled Silicon Valley firmly into the national security orbit

Gavin Haynes

01.03

Iran conflict could tear apart the Labour Party Keir Starmer is facing pressure from the anti-war Left

Peter Franklin

01.03

TikTok ‘school wars’: a distraction from real youth violence Reports on large-scale fights between teenagers may not be what they seem

Mary Harrington