Politics: Left

The Labour MP's views on gender self-ID have been met with fierce opposition. Can her party find a compromise?...

There's something terrifying and oppressive about the idea that off-hand comments could be recorded forever....

Pseudo-environmentalists are taking away the right to be tacky....

Why the most radioactive philosopher of the 20th century still speaks to us....

Today, almost every household subscribes to a streaming service; the typical US household has five. The battle for our attention is changing television....

The cannellini and chard on toast roars with garlic, but that alone cannot explain its magic....

The poet on losing his father, his experience on "celebrity" Mastermind and his love of sports....

Models like GPT-4 could pose a serious challenge to regulators. But US, UK and EU watchdogs' responses have been wildly divergent....

Trump is the first former president in US history to be indicted on criminal charges, and Sanna Marin loses Finland's election....

After Peter Murrell's arrest, some believe the party is condemned to irreversible decline....

Record grocery prices mean staff apply discount stickers from behind security barriers, to protect them from desperate customers....

The minister is taking a ruthless approach to her departmental merger....

The Tory MP was filmed offering to lobby on behalf of gambling investors an industry that has severely impacted his constituents....

A clash between the US and UK elections is a political nightmare....

Voters in Scott Benton's constituency reflect on the "levelling up" agenda....

A force found to be institutionally racist, misogynist and homophobic is at odds with London - and needs to be broken up....

A Harry Potter series, Star Wars TV, and live-action versions of Disney films: will it ever end?...

Lloyd's of London's controversial clause has caused consternation for many in the insurance industry as they rush to abide by the deadline....

In the latest episode, Shiv Roy appears to echo Gordon Brown's cry of betrayal at Tony Blair....

We wouldn't design new cars without road safety laws, so should we expect less for artificial intelligence?...

Nicola Sturgeon's husband and the party's former chief executive is being questioned over the alleged misuse of 600,000 in party donations....

The First Minister's early moves suggest a preference for political fudge and risk avoidance....

Jeremy Hunt might believe in the British economy but its consumers don't....

The Labour leader wants to restore confidence in the police to its "highest ever level" and halve incidents of violence against women and girls....

But real change happens outside of the parameters of pamphlets and manifestos....

Tottenham Hotspur's Daniel Levy currently tops the lot with a salary of 3.3m. Well done Daniel, and without kicking a ball....

Rising energy costs are hitting households but help is at hand....

The former prime minister didn't impress anybody at today's Privileges Committee hearing....

Not before plastering the wrong building in green paint....

A combative and unremorseful interview by the French president, the first since forcing his retirement reform through parliament, is unlikely to calm a seething nation....

The CEO of Kodak Jim Continenza on how changing the business's culture empowered it to embrace a revitalised self....

Boris Johnson's best efforts failed to bring down the Windsor Framework....

The documentary Moneyshot grapples with the adult industry's biggest problems but not those who consume its content....

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Sophie Okonedo's formidable Medea will go down as a legend in theatre history....

Even if Johnson can win over the Privileges Committee the public will never forgive him for his partygate hypocrisies....

Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster....

The star of Blackadder and Time Team now has his own history podcast: Cunningcast....

The EU contributed to Recep Tayyip Erdoan's authoritarian turn, but with help from Turkey's upcoming election, it can undo the error....

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Research reveals a strong public appetite for progressive ideas. But we cannot flourish in an environment of mutual intolerance....

The industry is preoccupied with money-making, but the potential of shared computing could go far beyond finance....

The Prime Minister made five promises to the public in January. We monitor whether they are being fulfilled....

The British Dental Association told MPs that chronic sectoral neglect has led to severe workforce shortages in dentistry....

After three US banks collapsed in a week and a major European bank, Credit Suisse, had to be rescued, the financial system is facing a new set of systemic risks...

A slow-burning crisis in which insolvent banks prop up insolvent businesses is a dangerous and very real possibility....

The Chancellor is caught between a banking crisis and a cost-of-living crisis....

There was a hoopla in Colchester for the royal visit, with small children waving flags and a brass band....

The blistering Casey report identifies failings across nearly all the force's departments....

This column which, though named after a line in Shakespeare's "Richard II", refers to the whole of Britain has run in the NS since 1934....