Jolly good show
It’s tempting for a Brit to look over the Atlantic and smugly conclude that, after 240 years, the American experiment…
The pollster who called it wrong. Again
A few hours after voting started in the European Union referendum, Populus released its final opinion poll showing a ten-point…
Cameron's sinister purge of the posh
Should employees be judged by their parents’ income?
Iain Duncan Smith on how to save Conservatism
Iain Duncan Smith on the fallout from his shock resignation
The return of eugenics
Scientists don’t want to use the word. That hasn’t stopped them running ahead with the idea
Fraser Nelson's Davos diary
For years, I’ve wondered why so many clever people go to Davos to discuss topics as meaningless as ‘the new…
Diary
For years, I’ve wondered why so many clever people go to Davos to discuss topics as meaningless as ‘the new…
Zac Goldsmith: the London race will be tough for me – and the Conservative Party
Zac Goldsmith explains how he will sell himself to a city that’s now solidly Labour
George Osborne’s epic kowtow to China
Cameron and Osborne have a very clear China policy: do whatever China wants
Fraser Nelson’s Diary: Spotting the miscreants at Jeremy Clarke’s drunkenness-themed book launch
‘Hello. I’m lesbian threesome,’ the young lady tells Taki. ‘And I’m Mongolian rampage,’ says the young man beside her. We’re…
Diary
‘Hello. I’m lesbian threesome,’ the young lady tells Taki. ‘And I’m Mongolian rampage,’ says the young man beside her. We’re…
'We need 10,000 mayors' - an interview with Steve Hilton
An interview with Steve Hilton
Left-wing populism is on the rise - and may take Ed Miliband to No10
Would-be leaders of the left are harnessing the mood of angry populism
Alex Salmond sets out his terms for Ed Miliband
‘Would you like a glass of pink champagne?’ asks Alex Salmond at 3.30 p.m., sounding very much like a man…
A jobs miracle is happening in Britain, thanks to tax cuts. Why don't the Tories say so?
The jobs boom is one of the Tories’ finest achievements. Why aren’t they talking about it?
Revealed: the marriage gap between Britain's rich and poor
Marriage has emerged as a serious – and perhaps surprising – social divide
Every 73 seconds, police use snooping powers to access our personal records. Who'll rein them in?
Police are using an anti-terror law to run wild in the public’s mobile phone records
Danny Alexander on Scottish independence, income tax, Nick Clegg and George Osborne
Danny Alexander, the coalition’s senior Scot, on cricket,on his battle for Britain and his colleague George Osborne
Why Beyoncé is a conservative icon
Meet popular culture’s most powerful advocate for marriage
Old Labour, New Danger
Ed Miliband is set to unleash a radical, Old Labour political agenda
Why David Cameron's 'Northern Alliance' may reshape Europe
He has assembled a group of like-minded Europeans who have a plausible agenda to reshape the EU
Benefits Street exposes Britain's dirty secret - how welfare imprisons the poor
A documentary has finally exposed what life is like at the bottom. So why is the left so angry?
David Cameron on tax, coalition, ‘green crap’ and Team Nigella
He’d like to present you with single-party government and lower tax rates, among other things
Boozy, druggy adults. Sober, serious kids. Welcome to Ab Fab Britain
The drinkers and smokers of Britain have raised a generation of puritans. How did this happen?
