Patrick Wright explores the difficulties of balancing the demand for new homes with the demand for affordable food and food...

Climate change, disease and human activity are killing trees faster than governments can deliver the planting needed to replace them

With the proscription of Palestine Action, questions persist over arms exports to Israel, the rule of law and accusations of...

The government’s lack of definitive action does little to give confidence in its support for an already fragile ceasefire

President Trump, one-time gameshow host, has turned the world into his personal theatre – but it’s looking ever more like...

UK taxpayers fund billions in government waste and debt interest annually, raising serious questions about where the money is really...

The NHS relies on overseas staff, which harms healthcare in source countries: closing the door will give Britain a taste...

As Britain continues to prioritise arms and trades deals with Israel over human rights issues, can we pretend we don’t...

Are we doomed as a species – and a planet – if we don’t learn that cooperation is the real...

35 years ago, British immigrants in Riyadh faced Scud missiles, gas mask shortages, and DIY hazmat suits as Desert Storm...

An increasing population requires more land for housing, but does this have to come at the expense of our food...

Has the UK’s obsession with dogs gone too far at the expense of public space, the environment, and non-dog owners’...

Britain’s ancient woodlands are under threat – urgent action is needed to protect these vital ecosystems for future generations

Inflation has slashed the real value of your tax-free allowance – yet the government insists it’s ‘putting money in your...

Frozen since 2020, the personal tax allowance is shrinking in real terms, which is hurting workers as costs soar. Should...