perspectives

Book review by NOAH KEATE Reporting on politics has always required treading a fine dividing line. On the one hand, the practice for...

By JOE HILL Christopher Hitchens (1949-2011) actually shared many characteristics with Orwell. Both were journalists who produced a depth...

By LUKE COOLEY The Labour party is out of touch with its traditional working-class base. It no longer addresses the worries of ordinary...

By NOAH KEATE In some schools of thought, politics is built around great - and terrible - leaders. Individuals who have historically...

By NOAH KEATE To hold the highest office in British politics is a remarkable achievement. Given that so few politicians have reached...

Book review by NOAH KEATE In a parallel universe, where Brexit and coronavirus never happened, housing would be one of the big policy...

ANDREW DOVER reviews What It Takes: The Way to the White House by Richard Ben Cramer Every election has its iconic debate and campaign...

We are all different people online. Every individual, however authentic they may believe they are, adopts a filter when deciding what to...

By ANDREW DOVER The EU is in a state of flux. The UK is leaving. The European Commission has reprimanded Poland for tarnishing the...

By DOMINIC GILONIS Mention the words ‘foreign interference’ and the country that most likely springs to mind is Putin’s Russia. However,...