Juliet Samuel

Is it any surprise that US officials are growing frustrated? They see a continent all too eager to free-ride on their dime

The party’s strategy of propping up pensioners and the welfare state via high taxes and mass migration is not sustainable

Humans are a prurient species and there will always be grotesque spectacles dreamt up to entertain us

When researchers think it’s their duty to promote particular ends, their advice should come with a massive health warning

Christmas shoppers were caught up in a raid as police closed down a gang selling fake goods at a tenth of the price of the genuine article

He was handed a life sentence in 1996 for killing Carole Packman who disappeared in 1985 after he moved his lover into their Dorset home

The new Procurement Bill should have helped the UK become more resilient, but instead it is merely old wine in new bottles

Whatever the solution to the problems caused by children being online, the Online Safety Bill is not it. The Government needs to think again

He should be in crisis mode, securing new gas supplies, because that is the foundation upon which everything else is built

Let the wrecking ball fly