Andrew Tettenborn

As you may have noticed, we've seen rather more wokery than greenery from the Green party since Zack Polanski took the helm.

The Prime Minister's so-called EU reset involves a series of agreements to align ourselves once more with EU rules covering large swathes of our commercial life. One example is food standards and labelling: we saw an early result of that over Easter, as it emerged that jars of marmalade could have to be sold as ‘citrus marmalade' under the government's planned EU food deal. The response from a UK government spokesperson that British marmalade was ‘not changing' was far from reassuring.

Sir Adrian specifically would not rule out placing a duty on bystanders to report suspicions to the authorities.

There is much to like in the Fulford report on the Southport affair. It is spot-on in damning the pressure on teachers and police to treat an

Just when things couldn't get much worse for Keir Starmer's premiership, they have. Last week the Telegraph exposed Lord Hermer's continued support

Activists who break the law should not be able to appeal to their high-minded motives

When Keir Starmer exchanges No 10 for the international speaking circuit, as he clearly will after the Makerfield by-election in June, there will be collateral damage. One victim is likely to be Home…

A Sikh man, Vickrum Digwa, is standing trial for the murder of a Polish student, Henry Nowak.

Scotland faces a housing disaster. Rents are ballooning, especially in Edinburgh and Glasgow; incomes are stagnant; and while its house prices would make a Londoner laugh (the average over Scotland as a whole is less than £200,000, and even in...

Scotland faces a housing disaster. Rents are ballooning, especially in Edinburgh and Glasgow; incomes are stagnant; and while its house prices would make a Londoner laugh (the average over Scotland as a whole is less than £200,000, and even in Edinburgh under £300,000), they are up by some 10 per cent since 2023. The Scottish