This angrier, whinier Reform UK is at real risk of petering out as support for the party softens and its politicians moan more and more – its leader has just won a by-election, and he’s already compla...

Are the police still institutionally misogynist? You bet they are.

Clear signs that serial attacker would rape and murder were ignored, despite lessons from death of Sarah Everard

(Yet another) police failure on free speech

Is Andy Burnham undoing the worst bits of Starmerism?

The new PM backed an NHS-type service years ago but it will take some bravery to get the public to pay for it now

The government's conversion practices bill is dangerous

This article is a personal opinion piece and does not constitute legal advice.

The government's social media ban for under 16s is a huge policy intervention lacking any detail as to how it will be implemented. It doesn't inspire confidence.

The reaction to guidance explaining that men can't lawfully identify into female-only spaces was inevitable, but depressing.

As the Reform UK leader faces possible sanctions over a £5m ‘personal’ donation, it would take only a few unfortunate turn of events for him to be ejected from the Commons, says Sonia Sodha

The Manchester mayor should acknowledge women have just as much right to privacy, dignity and safety as trans people

A tough by-election, a phoney-war leadership contest - the next few weeks will be brutal

If the Manchester mayor shows he can beat Reform he deserves the crown without an indulgent leadership election

Party needs a clear vision — dithering or months of leadership chaos plays into populist hands

Grandees from all sides of politics have warned against changing PM. Are they right?

Bridget Phillipson published a written statement on the EHRC Code of Practice today. Does it leave us any the wiser?

Greens and Reform UK will clean up at the local elections but their pitches embrace flaky and untested policies

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Doubts about Nigel Farage’s foreign policy and his friendship with Trump have scrubbed the sheen off the former banker, says Sonia Sodha – and his poll numbers are making him furious

Ministers meeting with someone found to have harassed a rape crisis worker is just its latest blunder

Should articulating a belief that it's wrong to allow men to self-identify into female sport disqualify a scientist from oversight of the clinical trials of puberty blockers?

Facing frightened parents and squeezed schools, the education secretary has an almighty battle ahead to make special needs provision in schools work so that children don’t fall out of school, and then...

More than 30 barristers and academics have accused the campaign group of making ‘egregiously false’ claims about a High Court ruling on single-sex spaces

The High Court has dismissed a judicial review brought by the Good Law Project and three individuals challenging the lawfulness and accuracy of the Interim Update issued by the Equality and Human Righ...

With furious Labour MPs – and the country – baying for blood over Mandelson’s connection to Epstein, the only thing keeping the PM Starmer in post has been uncertainty over his replacement – but that ...

A new wave of politicians are engaged in open race-baiting. But the appetite for hatred is more limited than they imagine

A new wave of politicians are engaged in open race-baiting. But the appetite for hatred is more limited than they imagine

Virginia Giuffre is dead, and a royal is disgraced. But time after time, powerful men keep escaping real justice

The PM was right to call Reform’s leave to remain policy racist – but he will regret it

Home secretary wants to restrict hateful Gaza protests but that won’t make us more tolerant

Britain’s crises give the far right fertile ground - and when Reform fails too, he will take advantage

As with trans ideology, we should resist being bullied into using ‘kind’ but misleading language

Stories about a Chinese ‘artificial womb’ seem more science fiction than fact – but reveal uncomfortable truths about the ethics of reproduction

Many of the party’s woes are down to its unrealistic election pledges, which came straight out of the populist playbook

Muslim women overwhelmingly bear the brunt of anti-Muslim attacks, but too often, they are also the target of hatred from other Muslims