Annabel Denham

Glaswegians have always taken pride in offering refuge, but the city’s immigration policies are testing their hospitality

There are very few attractive expatriate havens where the rich can escape this Labour Government

Cruel changes to inheritance tax and Whitehall’s stupefying ignorance of rural affairs pose a grave risk to the country at large

I’m no fan of this cynical move, but the issue is much wider. We are now governed by elites whose concerns rarely align with our own

The rise in shoplifting is just the tip of the iceberg. We’re abandoning our basic moral principles

Bridget Phillipson has at last got one thing right – but expect another bruising Labour rebellion

Months of Labour misrule have pushed the country to the brink. But what comes next will be far, far worse

We are not there yet, but uncontrolled immigration means that our nation’s cohesion is fraying fast

Businesses are shedding staff and cutting hours. But perhaps this is the shock treatment our complacent, clueless Government needs

Britain shouldn’t be exempting overseas workers from national insurance, it should be exempting everyone

Rising taxes and a can’t do state are driving ever more of our high achievers overseas. The UK’s loss is Dubai’s gain

Other European nations are taking Russia’s threat seriously, while we remain obsessed with trivialities

Taxpayer-funded charities are demanding pro-migration measures that go against the interests of the British public

The country that birthed the industrial revolution now has the world’s highest electricity prices and only the ghost of an industrial sector

Our flexible jobs market was all we had left and it’s being squandered. No wonder unemployment is shooting up

It was obvious a long time ago that the Democratic nominee wasn’t up for the job. Now voters have confirmed it

Governments can do little to make a real difference and immigration does not offer a long term solution

Our Chancellor has behaved deeply irresponsibly – and could be about to suffer the consequences

The Chancellor has left a vacuum for fear and frenzied speculation to thrive

Rachel Reeves has given little indication she has any idea how to fix all that ails Britain