Why Jewish Greens are urging party members to vote against the motion 'Zionism is Racism' at the Green Party's Spring 2026 conference

The prime minister is ready to have some arguments. But is he ready to win them?

The prime minister’s emotional conference speech laid down a challenge to populists who say compassion makes us weak

Michael Gove finally gets to be PM in a reality show about a Russian attack on the UK that feels like a campaign for public support for defence spending

Zoe Grunewald: Rupert Lowe has raised the stakes on every decision Farage makes

Zoe Grunewald: Rupert Lowe has raised the stakes on every decision Farage makes

As masked militias take to British streets and Reform's conference turns violent, the government's refusal to use the words "far-right" is more complicity than caution

Andy Burnham will make optimism the centrepiece of his political pitch. But for young people across the UK, hope is hard to come by

As I turned 21, fear was holding me back. So I decided to face it headfirst. It taught me that courage leads to connection – and people who owe you nothing can be astonishingly kind

National security concerns deepen after some basic sleuthing from The Lead saw Number 10 act swiftly, reports Michael Holmes

Clinicians and healthcare professionals saw the human cost of the heatwave last month – but risk suspension for climate protests