A degree of indifference and political inertia may preserve the British monarchy for now, but too much has changed that can never be recreated

Why we should read what he had to say

The misery memoir of a lost prince

The new conservatives

Liz Truss has made a perfect mess of everything in the shortest time possible

By her stature, Queen Elizabeth II had kept at bay questions that must be answered now. But is Britain ready?

The pandemic too shall pass, but it will leave the UK with an experience comparable only to the two World Wars

The day after the Boris Revolution

A choice between Labour complications and Tory illusions

London played both active and passive roles in Gandhi’s life. It was where he became a man and a lawyer, and where he first played high-stakes politics. British law shaped him; the orderly part of his system was based squarely on the idea of staying within the law, and expecting your opponents to do the same

CELESTIAL HEROISM IS a bestseller, unless it is badly made. In it merges great survivor dramas and the romance of breaching the boundaries of human…