Alice Thomson

Nicholas Coleridge, the former glossy magazine boss, has returned to his old school — this time as provost. So what’s the future for this institution that has educated 20 out of 58 of our prime ministers and where parents will soon pay £63,000 a year?

Mobility Infotech, a pioneer in developing next-generation taxi dispatch solutions, announces its ongoing commitment to transforming the transportation industry amid the rapid growth of the global taxi dispatch software market.

Keir Starmer’s aim to tackle economic inactivity needs better incentives for employers and more support for the young

The tragic death of ‘cancelled’ Oxford student Alexander Rogers made headlines earlier this month. But undergraduates at some universities are not surprised. Alice Thomson finds out what’s really going on

Middle-aged women are more likely to work out than their daughters, but why, asks Alice Thomson

There is much more to solving Britain’s housing crisis than extravagant promises about bulldozing the planning process

The former Conservative Party chairman and advertising titan was devastated when his wife, the writer Josephine Hart, died of cancer in 2011. Now he’s in a relationship with Lynn Forester de Rothschild, 70, who lost her own husband two years ago

While politicians squabble with Elon Musk for the moral high ground on grooming gangs, the victims are forgotten

They struggle to find decent jobs and are in a ‘relationship recession’ — let’s at least give them freedom to work abroad

Jane Hartley has had a unique perspective on the turbulence on both sides of the Atlantic in recent years. She reveals what she loves about the UK — and why Netflix’s The Diplomat is categorically not based on her