What would a sensible security policy look like for the UK?
Research shows the public is most worried by domestic threats to the UK. Here's how we could tackle them
Paul Rogers
Will Labour’s left-wing purges affect its ability to govern?
Keir Starmer spent the start of the election campaign ridding the party of its left-wingers. Will he regret it?
Biden’s ceasefire in Gaza is unlikely despite Israel’s fall in global standing
Israel is defiant in the face of increasing criticism from Westerners who may have previously defended the country
Labour is headed for electoral triumph – then woe in government
The party may have a 30-point lead in the polls, but its lack of real offering to voters will soon cause problems
Israel’s war on Gaza could spark protests that shape entire region
While media focus is on pro-Palestine protests in the US, anger in North Africa and Western Asia could boil over
Threat of Israel-Iran war fades – but danger is unchanged for Gazans
Attention has returned to atrocities Israel is inflicting on Palestinians, but Biden still won’t call for ceasefire
Israel has rewritten the laws of war – but is no closer to destroying Hamas
Six months into Israel’s horrific attack on Gaza, more than 30,000 people are dead while Hamas is still active