It rarely enters awards, and most people haven't even heard of its editor. But it has beaten the red tops to become Britain's most-read print title

A new book sets one of the Right's favourite ideas against another

The Ancient philosopher has much to teach us today

A break with Europe, an economic crisis, and a government on the brink of collapse. It's just like the late 16th century

Our tribes are dysfunctional, but they won’t break down before Brexit. MPs must work across them—and let go of any "new centrist party" ideas

New plan, old egos

The TUC general secretary on "creepy" politicians, Thomas Piketty, and why she'd like to be buried with an iPhone

Whatever you do, don't be young

Trying to turn around one hundred years of decline isn't going to be easy