Meet the Oxfordshire villagers rebelling against Britain's asylum policy

The prominent Reform member paid investigators to look into Gabriel Pogrund after his reporting on Nigel Farage's finances

Rejoiners trek to Brussels in search of redemption

Different kinds of deprivation fuel Reform and the Greens

In the mad world of the British far right, faith and thuggery jostle for attention

Read their statements on the Prime Minister's future

Jews in north London feel betrayed by a Britain that was once a sanctuary

Britain's Jews are only asking one question now. Where next?

Five reads on gender (in)equality and the backlash against feminism

Across Britain a radical new feminism is rising

Across Britain a radical new feminism is rising

Across Britain a radical new feminism is rising

Outside Sandringham, the British press had scented blood

The outlet is the second most popular attraction for Chinese tourists visiting the UK

Building work on the estate I live in was supposed to take two years – it’s now in its fifth

Groups of pink-clad women protesting outside asylum hotels say they are standing against sexual violence by asylum seekers

At the free speech festival, people were prophesying a race-fuelled civil war

The police have got involved after this year’s festival. Here’s what it was like to be there

Philip Nitschke facilitated the world’s first legal assisted suicides in the 1990s. But is he the best advocate for the cause he so believes in?

In her novel Vanishing World, Sayaka Murata, the author of the bestselling Convenience Store Woman, imagines a sexless society where all babies are conceived in laboratories

A short meditation on living the past.

Angry and lonely young men can easily enter a web of hatred against women online. Is there a way out?

The campaigner on her favourite stunts—and why she’s still fighting for animal rights

Angry and lonely young men can easily enter a web of hatred against women online. Is there a way out?