Iain Martin speaks to German journalist Steffen Grimberg to learn more about Olaf Scholz, Germany’s next Chancellor, who is being sworn in as Angela Merkel’s successor today.
Iain Martin speaks to German journalist Steffen Grimberg to learn more about Olaf Scholz, Germany’s next Chancellor, who is being sworn in as Angela Merkel’s successor today.
The Labour leader wasn’t the only one to come down hard on the PM in light of the Downing Street do debacle. The SNP’s Ian Blackford called for the PM to resign.
Matt Hancock has unquestionably earned a top spot in the naughty category this year. But who else has made it onto Santa’s Christmas list?
The PM’s spokesperson has resigned following an angry backlash over a video of Downing Street staff joking about holding a Christmas party.
London was in Tier 3 restrictions on 18 December 2020, meaning indoor mixing was banned. But could a royal prerogative let Downing Street off the hook?
Under the government’s proposed legislation, any clinician who does anything other than affirm their patient’s “gender identity” – which is hardly the purpose of professional therapy – could be prosecuted.
It’s time to “retire the word transitory” from discussions of inflation, says Fed Governor Jerome Powell. Watch out for interest rate rises.
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The Labour leader wasn’t the only one to come down hard on the PM in light of the Downing Street do debacle. The SNP’s Ian Blackford called for the PM to resign.
The Labour leader wasn’t the only one to come down hard on the PM in light of the Downing Street do debacle. The SNP’s Ian Blackford called for the PM to resign.
As Boris celebrates the second anniversary of the 2019 General Election, might cross-party cooperation help take back power from the Tories?
Sadly, the Scotland I left behind today, is a world away from the place I arrived at twenty-five years ago.
Germany’s new chancellor has an in-tray packed with tricky issues surrounding the EU, China, NATO and Nord Stream 2.
In this extended podcast Iain Martin speaks to Iain Dale about his new book The Presidents: 250 Years of American Political Leadership.
In this extended podcast Iain Martin speaks to Iain Dale about his new book The Presidents: 250 Years of American Political Leadership.
NHS England paid private hospitals billions of pounds to buy beds that were hardly touched, while private hospitals received tens of millions in furlough payments. Now, record waiting lists will play into their hands once again.
The Reaction guide to what to watch this week across all streaming platforms.
Contrary to common misconceptions, the city of Brussels offers up a range of simple and unpretentious delights.
The New York Times has called for the cancellation of Puccini’s Turandot, forgetting that much of opera is based on creative fiction.
In this week’s letter, Walter is impressed by the food, but less so the weather, in Occitanie, southern France.
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