The long shadow of the Norman Conquest 

​George Floyd, Black Lives Matter and Heroism

​The so-called Professor Lockdown, a hate figure for the libertarian right, on epidemiology, saving lives during the coronavirus pandemic and his sudden resignation

Haunted by a future that never happened ​The great survivor is on a mission to unite his fractured party - and the country ​How to heal deep rifts in society  From Marxist ideologue to shadow chancellor, Corbyn’s intellectual guru and closest ally has long been reviled. But now that power is in sight – and faced with a possible Labour split – his passion is turning to pragmatism Broadcaster, politician, author and poet, Magee once occupied many prominent roles. Now, in old age, he lives in one room in a nursing hospital – yet he remains wonder-struck by ultimate questions ​As the Brexiteers cry betrayal, will the former leader of Ukip settle for life as an alt-right shock jock or return as the head of a new English nationalist movement? Politics is a competition between partial truths ​The British Prime Minister on Brexit, Trump and the return of the state ​Labour wars and Brexit woes: the year of living dangerously  ​Trump, Brexit and Blair’s new political mission ​The line of beauty Neoliberalism crashed with the financial crash The energy of the Brexiteers and Donald Trump is born of the failure of elites ​The great conservative journalist reflects on a long life at the heart of the establishment George Osborne’s mission to capture and reshape the centre ground. Is Jeremy Corbyn ready to lead the Labour party?  The pursuit of power 

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