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A life of service
Her late Majesty had come to embody the institution of the Crown, yet the monarchy remains as strong and popular as it has ever been
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Playing it safe won’t win elections
Starmer’s reshuffle was consistent with his cautious approach to opposition
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End the shoplifting scourge to restore trust in police
The Government should ensure that officers are seen to fulfil their essential function of law enforcement
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Concrete debacle puts children last again
It is surely not beyond the wit of man to find alternative spaces in which children can learn without the risk of structural collapse
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Africa instability should concern the West
A series of coups cannot be dismissed as the usual political ructions in countries prone to disorder - they have serious consequences
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Realism is needed on the nuclear threat
The possible return of American nuclear weapons to Britain may not exactly be a development to celebrate. But it may prove necessary
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A belated reform of EU law
So-called ‘nutrient neutrality’ rules have proved a major block to housebuilding
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The Ulez debate is very far from over
The expansion has been greeted with fury. Both Labour and Conservatives are now in politically dangerous territory
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Sadiq Khan’s Ulez blunders
A tribunal ruling may trigger a flood of appeals against the burdensome charges
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Police are there to enforce the law
If they stopped intruding into areas that the majority do not consider criminal acts, they might restore public faith
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A successful trade deal could herald a new dawn in Anglo-Indian relations
Rishi Sunak should do his best to woo Narendra Modi’s government away from its ill-judged ambivalence towards Russia
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What replaces fuel duty needs debate
Ulez expansion is a sign of things to come – many more charges are likely to be in store for drivers
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Sadiq Khan’s Ulez is a great betrayal
The danger now is that extreme environmentalists will be emboldened, and will pressure local governments to enact similar schemes elsewhere
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Europe’s power is fading fast
Countries hostile to Western influence are seeking to redraw the geopolitical map, while European nations rest on their laurels
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Brics expansion has been facilitated by the Biden administration’s blunders
Nevertheless the Western-led order is certainly not yet at its end
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The high cost of the asylum backlog
Home Secretary Suella Braverman has admitted that ‘we have failed to control our borders’. This needs to change
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The British Museum’s embarrassing failure
Carelessness on this scale weakens our claim over treasures like the Elgin Marbles
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Russian instability is the norm under Putin
Yevgeny Prigozhin’s reported death marks another stage in Moscow’s descent into chaos
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The SNP can’t end Scotland’s drug crisis
After 15 years of Nationalist rule, the country’s drug problem is the worst in Europe
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Act now to block Khan’s war on cars
The Mayor has abandoned reality in his rush to force Ulez on Londoners
