Profiles
From Remain-supporting moderate Cameroon to Reform's latest recruit
What the 1960s Left got wrong - and right
He is only 68 but his accent, courtesy and manner are redolent of a lost, more formal era – one of the provincial businessman, the family doctor, the trusted suburban bank manager, the bowler-hatted commuter
If Britain was auditioning for the role of a national writer, the author of Dear England would be one of the standout candidates
The defence secretary prepares for war
He led the campaign to ban the XL Bully, at great personal cost, and now wants to crush crime
CEO Scott McDonald on soft power and an imperilled institution
Moving “from left to left”: How the grooming gangs scandal prompted one MP to act
He is one of the most successful people in the UK, a master of reinvention, and yet is hated by some. Why does being Gary Lineker mean being hated at all?
Exclusive interview: The billionaire philanthropist’s warning to the world
Farage calls himself the Billy Graham of politics and believes he has done more than anyone else to defeat the far right in Britain. What forces does he channel but also hold in check and how far can he take Reform, the non-party party, or self-styled people’s army? Now, he says, he’s coming for Labour voters
Britain's next Foreign Secretary on the new realism and why Britain must adapt to the world as it is, not as liberals or the left wish it to be
Will the SNP's Kate Forbes ultimately be forced to choose between politics and God?
As an international rugby referee, the English lawyer has faced sustained abuse and death threats. Now he is fighting back against the negligence of the tech giants
The multidimensional Spanish player is a talent for the ages
She is ready to be Britain's first female chancellor of the Exchequer.
But will Rachel Reeves' caution stifle her creativity?
The Scottish tennis player has achieved a late-career grandeur
The former New Statesman editor who came to hate the Left
Munira Mirza, once known as “Boris Johnson’s brain”, is a liberal contrarian whose views have been widely condemned. But now in her new role she wants to avoid controversy and change the way we do politics
The philosopher who never stopped asking ultimate questions