Hugo Rifkind is a columnist and leader writer for The Times, focusing on national issues in the United Kingdom. With a sharp wit and insightful analysis, Hugo covers a range of topics including politics, culture, and current affairs, providing readers with thought-provoking commentary and engaging storytelling.
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Brian May’s fondness for badgers may not be entirely surprising — but an hour-long BBC show documenting his all-consuming search for badger-justice? The mind boggles
On one hand the messaging platform facilitates crime, on the other it is a lifeline to those living in oppressive regimes
Would the nation cheer Tommy Robinson if he hugged his stick-thin Slavic dance partner and cried after doing the lindy hop? I fear it would
Jenrick deplores attacks on national identity but trying to define it proves pleasingly elusive
A party detached from ‘normal people’ has lost the one candidate who understood the problem
Sitting in our kitchen. Now all the walls are gold. These days nobody cares.“Aha!” I say, cracking my knuckles. “Rehabilitation begins here! All shall be forgiven!”Carrie scowls at me across the
It’s only time before the male rage skewing America’s presidential campaigns comes to Britain
Up early, to work on the budget. Not long now! Keir calls. “All in hand?” he says. “Totally!” I say, really brightly.Once he’s gone, I turn back to the document I’ve been working on for the past three
The left have run out of things to explain away Trump’s success and must accept the hard truth
We increasingly judge our politicians swiftly and harshly, but perhaps the problem is the rest of us
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