Sam Ashworth-Hayes

Statistical errors are leaving policymakers in the dark

The world is being remade in Silicon Valley’s image while the EU watches from the sidelines

US voters are making their voice heard after having been exposed to the ravages of inflation

Mistakes in the census have given Democratic states too many Electoral College votes

Rachel Reeves’s Budget will herald a new era of unprecedented state command and control

The Continent faces a brutal blow if its optimism in the face of growing tensions proves to be misguided

The president’s desperate attempt to postpone the inevitable may deny his party an election victory

The party is twisting the truth to wriggle out of week-old promises

Mr Farage attempted to stand his ground on immigration and the selection of Reform UK candidates. Here, our writers give their verdicts

We no longer know who lives in the country, are unable to remove those with no right to be here and lack a plan to resolve the situation