11 Dec 2021 - 12:30am

Why satire gave up on politics Power is no longer wielded by our hapless politicians

Dorian Lynskey

24.11

Boris Johnson needs a Willie His Peppa Pig speech revealed his weakness

Peter Franklin

18.10

The making of Essex Man The conservatism of David Amess will always find a home in Southend

Simon Heffer

16.10

We are in danger of losing our humanity The brutal murder of David Amess has devastated Westminster

Miriam Cates

08.10

Why the Jarrow March failed The town was murdered by Westminster's indifference

Dan Jackson

05.08

Sturgeon’s drugs shame The SNP is blaming Westminster for a scandal of its own making

Ruth Davidson

02.08

Westminster doesn’t need a Holocaust memorial It is a cynical distraction from Britain's deepest sins

Tanya Gold

30.07

Jess Phillips is desperate to be ‘normal’ The Labour MP knows she needs a brand to succeed in politics

Tanya Gold

09.04

The politicians we didn’t deserve Alan Duncan's diaries epitomise the emptiness of his generation

Douglas Murray

08.04

The hypocrisy of David Cameron The ex-PM has become a symbol of systemic failure

Peter Franklin

19.02

Labour’s real problem is Wales Forget the Red Wall — Starmer's speech ignored his party's greatest weakness

David Jeffery

24.11

The rot at the heart of Westminster The British state is too dysfunctional to save, according to one of the country's leading thinkers

Aris Roussinos