Alice Thomson

Repeated strikes for money, instead of training and jobs, have lost support — and now the BMA has a formidable opponent

Chairman of the BMA’s junior doctors committee says conditions are atrocious and pay risible, but public support for the walkout is dwindling

Disciplining teenagers can be hard but the way Axel Rudakubana was brought up shows the dangers of soft parenting

New legislation shifts the balance against those owning a few rental properties ­— instead big corporations will move in

The last hereditaries leave the Lords with dignity — what a pity the prime minister has replaced them with cronies

With inflation rising and the global supply chain in peril, it’s imperative Britain grows more of its own produce again

Pessimistic young people cry out for policies that will give them a future, but which if any politicians are listening?

With fans such as Monty Don, Holding, 32, is the new darling of garden design. He talks about his Chelsea show garden for the Eden Project

Birthrates will continue to decline if young adults persist in preferring social media to the joy of physical interaction

Cutting VAT on theme parks and meals out confirms that Labour’s all about easy gratification rather than hard truths