Tim Stanley

Reform’s head of policy tells The Daily T that ‘the British state’s descent into becoming a Monty Python sketch is complete’

The Chancellor’s speech may have been banal but at least MPs seem to be enjoying their own private party conferences

How can a party of defectors be trusted to show discipline? It’s like demanding fidelity from a conference of swingers

The experiment in open borders has done tremendous damage

Seichō Matsumoto’s 1975 classic A Quiet Place challenges simplistic and comforting assumptions about Japan

While Rachel Reeves was busy sobbing into a tub of ice cream, her Treasury Secretary popped up instead to blame everything on Liz Truss

In A Different Kind of Power, the former New Zealand leader advocates for empathy in politics. Shame she shows so little for her critics

Amid rising international tensions, Tzipi Hotovely lays bare the suffering and turmoil of a conflict few beyond Israel fully understand

Traditional faith is reviving in the UK among Gen Zers. No one would have thought it possible pre-lockdown

Labour’s instinct is the worst response imaginable