Marie Le Conte

The populist PM looks increasingly desperate, yet even a narrow loss in Sunday’s election would see his grip on the country’s institutions continue

Hungary’s new prime minister may not be able to reverse the bane of Viktor Orbán within the next few months, or even years, but at least Fidesz’s claws will stop digging so deep into Hungary

One MP is giving it a go, and the results have been wearyingly predictable. But the internet means the way people learn about sex has changed forever. Sex education must change with it

Shabana Mahmood’s quip wasn’t funny. The danger is the signal it sends to Britain’s extremists – that if the home secretary can say things like that, anyone can

A UN report shows that women are increasingly targeted by sophisticated forms of violence online. For us, the golden days of the internet are long gone

There was a sweet spot back in the 2010s when they were good, but not so good that they overwhelmed your entire life. Until recently, I had a phone like that. And then I got an upgrade. Big mistake

Her blend of pop, opera, goth, techno and Catholicism, performed in over a dozen languages, requires a huge effort of will to hold it all together. She was more than up to the task

As a leader, Starmer was meant to be rigorous. But he turned out to be just as flimsy as his predecessors

A prime minister cannot trample over parliament. It doesn’t work that way and the ones that try it invariably go down in flames. Whoever follows Starmer into No10 should keep that in mind

Online spaces are being colonised by those hoping to profit from the lack of information and help available in women’s healthcare