‘I was much more disposable than I believed’: an interview with Boris Johnson
The former prime minister sounds like a man with unfinished business in politics
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Thursday
Wednesday
‘The public sector is the illness’: Javier Milei on his first year in office
The Argentinian president is proud of his global reputation as a state slayer
Friday
Fifteen top takes from Boris Johnson's memoir
Unleashed is to be published this month
Friday
It’s time to let Ukraine join Nato
When you look at the maimed bodies of these soldiers you are looking at a ghastly reproach to our delay
Tuesday
Boris reunites with Trump at Republican jamboree
He yesterday made a rather low-key appearance at the conference
Monday
How Nigel Farage became the left’s greatest weapon
‘Farage has become our patron saint,’ says one Lib Dem strategist
Thursday
The mysterious sex appeal of Nigel Farage
His approach to women and fun is a reminder of a jollier time of humorous rollicking, chance-taking and cheekiness
Tuesday
Can the Tories survive Nigel Farage?
His last-minute decision to stand, despite previously saying that he wouldn’t, is already proving a nuisance to Tory strategists
Saturday
Project Dunkirk: Rishi Sunak's real election strategy
The Tories’ hope is that they will soon start to look energetic and radical in comparison to the risk-averse Starmer
Wednesday
What’s really behind the Tories’ present woes?
Geoffrey Wheatcroft’s Bloody Panico! is an amusing, though somewhat rancorous book
Sunday
Donald Trump’s U-turn could vindicate his Tory enthusiasts
Boris Johnson and Liz Truss have argued he will be a greater friend to Kyiv than popular caricature will allow
Thursday
The Democrats have a Joe Biden problem
Most Americans do not like Trump. But poll after poll suggests that they regard the current administration as the bigger disaster
Wednesday
Why the British think differently from Americans
The ingrained habit of proving that they are worthy of a first has shaped the style of many British journalists
Sunday
Putin is as deluded about the Islamist threat as the West
He shares the naivety of the West’s leaders
Friday
The Trumpification of the Tory party
Both the Tories and Labour agree that The Donald is unpredictable, easily offended and will make life harder for a Labour prime minister than for a Tory one
Tuesday
Tucker Carlson's spat with Boris Johnson turns nasty
‘These people are sleazier than any Eastern Europeans I’ve dealt with,’ Carlson said
Saturday
Inside the plot to take down Rishi Sunak
When things get bad, the Tories change leader. It’s the party’s natural reflex
Sunday
How China cornered the green market
Beijing is miles ahead in a tech race that western countries hadn’t quite realized was under way
Friday
Why aren’t we giving Ukraine what it needs?
Victory will revalidate and re-energize the West and all we stand for
Saturday
Are the potentially dangerous side-effects of Ozempic being explored?
History suggests that today’s ‘wonder’ drugs for fighting obesity may go the way of those which preceded them