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  1. Ministers and civil servants must both accept responsibility for the dysfunctional nature of British politics Source

  2. Is The Telegraph okay?

    We have to talk about Telegraph lifestyle columns Source

  3. Hiding behind the halo

    Extremist and ideological groups should not enjoy the tax benefits meant for genuine charities Source

  4. The crisis in French universities

    Has the relationship between academia and the French state broken down?

  5. The magic of the snag

    On the disorientating power of poetic strangeness Source

  6. Twilight of the mathematicians

    Mathematicians are putting two and two together and seeing that AI is making them redundant Source

  7. France’s riots are a warning, but the case against mass migration must keep being made Source

  8. Internal documents show the Home Office has quietly dropped the date for announcing its promised changes to indefinite leave to remain Source

  9. The British establishment has to understand why the public is cynical about appeals to patriotic duty Source

  10. Bad incentives are undermining higher education in Germany Source

  11. We are wasting talent and making children miserable for the sake of political delusions Source

  12. Hoyle’s war

    Lindsay Hoyle might be even less amused by our politicians than the rest of us Source

  13. New towns and old problems

    The government simply cannot align its contradictory ambitions Source

  14. A spineless government can neither satisfy the law-abiding nor deter criminals Source

  15. Farage lands in the wrong port

    ITV’s undercover work continues to rattle Reform Source

  16. Under Labour’s new refugee sponsorship scheme, undefined “communities” will be able to nominate who comes to Britain.

  17. The needs of patients must be put ahead of the niche enthusiasms of staff Source

  18. The emptiness of New Build Britain

    New Acres is a pleasant place to work, exercise and resist a sneaking sense of existential dread Source

  19. Fear and fury in Kyiv

    Russian attacks are terrorising Ukrainians and some in the West still blame the victim Source

  20. Marx, Musk and the death of meaning

    Universal basic income would not free us but enslave us Source

  21. We need a new wave of technical universities to support young people and struggling towns Source

  22. The fate of fishermen

    We should not forget the risks that strong men still take for our food Source

  23. Freeze the wage, free the young

    Ministers want business to hire young people, yet keep making them too expensive to hire Source

  24. Videotaping a crime spree

    How the riots in France have been playing out in realtime on social media Source

  25. New legislation to increase the candour of public officials could actually reduce it Source

  26. Homer’s majestic vessels

    The achievements of our most mysterious poet have yet to be matched Source

  27. NEET tricks

    Just how serious is Andy Burnham on youth unemployment?

  28. Britain’s triangle of rage

    What unites and separates different forms of political violence in Britain?

  29. Canadian policies on assisted suicide are incoherent and unsafe.

  30. Mind games of a serial fantasist

    The profiler has become the profiled Source

  31. Terror attacks remembered

    This autumn marks the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attack, the day that changed the world Source

  32. Swoony sameness

    Women and the Piano (Hyperion); Alexandre Tharaud: Mémoire (Erato) Source

  33. Is Kemi the Pitts?

    Kemi Badenoch’s new paper on her political philosophy says it was inspired by Thatcher — but does the time of William Pitt the Younger shed more light on its ideas?

  34. Material hardship is a real problem but so are the cultural roots of child exploitation Source

  35. Does the UK have free speech for me but not for thee?

  36. Out of our tree

    A new book explores the roots of the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree and of a very British kind of alienation Source

  37. A staggeringly horrible meal

    Inconceivable that anyone could stick that on a plate and expect someone to pay for it, much less eat it Source

  38. Managing success

    How much is a Premiere League manager worth?

  39. Seven London councils now refuse to help immigration enforcement, and Westminster must act Source

  40. Why Columbus matters

    The struggle to define American civic mythology is a war without an end Source

  41. The very real promise of economic growth must be made to seem tangible Source

  42. Celebrities have brought surrogacy into the public eye but it is victims who will shift public opinion Source

  43. Political discontent and political cynicism make Serbia’s future hard to predict Source

  44. Watching an aesthetic unravelling

    We live in the age of artistic boycotts that prove that art matters little to non-artists Source

  45. Belts are back

    and XXXL tent-like togs are out Source

  46. Why Labour cannot save the economy

    Our economic conditions make the dream of high taxes and big investments impossible Source

  47. Sally Rooney’s novel protest

    The Irish author has exposed the British state’s counter-productive approach to Palestine Action Source

  48. Raining on parades

    The Parades Commission was established to end the rule of the mob but Drumcree has revived it Source

  49. Why the state can’t innovate

    Gordon Brown is right that we need more innovation but wrong about where it comes from Source

  50. A counter-terrorism programme is being used as a means of threatening free speech Source