David Kynaston’s new book shows how the Beatles, Carnaby Street and Geoff Hurst obscured years of decline, racism and repression

The prime minister delivered perhaps the most consequential British political speech in decades

Weeks of what looks like blatant lawbreaking have finally resulted in an arrest. But the home secretary seems happy to look elsewhere

An encounter with the far right activist and amateur pirate

Its strident right wing views have dominated British discourse for years – and it seemed set to rule the digital age too. But suddenly, it is struggling to find its place in a new Britain and a change...

Weeks of what looks like blatant lawbreaking have finally resulted in an arrest. But the home secretary seems happy to look elsewhere

Weeks of what looks like blatant lawbreaking have finally resulted in an arrest. But the home secretary seems happy to look elsewhere

Its strident right wing views have dominated British discourse for years – and it seemed set to rule the digital age too. But suddenly, it is struggling to find its place in a new Britain and a…

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

I read the paper every day for seven days straight. It is a lurid stew of gruesome crime reporting, anti-Labour rants and stories about hot tubs

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

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

National anxiety and polarisation seem to be growing, but the show continues to offer a wholesome vision of unity and happiness

Controversial, dizzyingly erudite and defiantly European, is the world finally catching up with the Slovenian thinker?

Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor's End Times Fascism explores the religious fanatics and tech billionaires who see catastrophe as an opportunity

The latest far right theory turns compassion into weakness and cruelty into common sense

The latest far right theory turns compassion into weakness and cruelty into common sense

Just follow these simple six steps, and bingo – you’ve become part of the great, anti-woke fightback. So long as you don’t get caught, of course…

A Channel 4 investigation has revealed the seedy workings of Reform’s moneymen. Farage was in trouble before. Now he might have had it

The right wing paper’s complaints about the moaning Sussexes are dwarfed by its own output

The early adopter of right wing outrage has been kicked out of America - showing tens of thousands now do his tired schtick better than him

Reform, Tory and Restore voters believe everyone agrees with them - a sign they are becoming increasingly detached from everyday life

Seven decades after Ellis faced the hangman, author Louisa Treger argues that the attitudes behind her execution have not disappeared

The smart, subversive cartoon comedy that a studio tried to kill turns an accident-prone predator into an unlikely champion against corporate power

The best political performers are the ones who convince us there’s no performance at all

A party rift is deepening over the self-styled ‘shadow home secretary’

A show on Channel 4 says the condition has nothing to do with the brain, but is environmental. I have ADHD – I can tell you, he’s dead wrong

Reform's leader thought calling a by-election in Clacton would change the game - but this bitter winner has ended up back where he started

James Ball discusses the film that the internet has dubbed The Sex Purge Movie and Lucy Reade dives into the controversial world of To Catch a Predator

The Netflix cartoon is profoundly reactionary, bombastic and mawkish

A day trip to Farageland turned into a hunt for the voters Reform has forgotten