Britain needs to broaden its thinking about the appeal of "the west vs Islam" message.
New analysis shows that groups that traditionally disagree are now on the same side – against reforming the Gender Recognition Act
“It’s a movement that shuts shit down but it really isn’t hypermasculine. And I think, in many ways, that is a factor in its sustainability.”
One of the key roles of government is protecting us from ill effects of food that can take years to appear. But Brexit could undermine that.
Corporate power has captured the centralised state – but Labour’s commitment to a Constitutional Convention offers root and branch reform, writes Jon Trickett.
What drives support for the populist, radical right and what do the actors offer their voters? The endangered nation is a key trope.
British voters were right to demand radical change – those in power owe them action to rebalance our unequal society.
At a time when the Saudis are intensifying their crackdown on human rights, yesterday’s reception gave all the wrong messages.
