I’m thrilled to be portrayed by Toby Jones—phone hacking victims need his star power The same team who made the incredible Mr Bates vs the Post Office is turning its attention to the phone hacking ...

Last week, the prime minister appeared to be governing against his former self. The barrister who came to public prominence as the (unpaid) representative of two misfit environmental campaigners in ...

Welcome to Prospect’s “Weekly Constitutional”, where a judgment or other formal document is used as a starting point for an exploration of power relationships in the United Kingdom or elsewhere, as ...

Jessica Brown is a journalist and writer, and her work can be found at jessicaebrown.com ...

Ghee coffee for gut health and weight loss, turmeric shots to boost your immune system, oil-pulling for dental care, ashwagandha pills for cancer-curing detoxes and stress reduction—the internet is ...

Is assisted dying moral? Rowan Williams and Brenda Hale in conversation ...

Sam Freedman is a senior fellow at the Institute for Government and senior adviser to the Ark schools network ...

Cas Mudde is the Stanley Wade Shelton UGAF Professor of International Affairs and a distinguished research professor at the University of Georgia, United States. He is the author of, among other books ...

No one much wants to mark the fifth anniversary of Brexit this week, despite the event’s seismic significance. For the victors, it was too disastrous; for the losers, it is too painful. It is not just ...

Wellness trends in the west have created an increasing appetite for Hindu mysticism, which is working in favour of India’s far right ...

Welcome to Prospect’s “weekly constitutional”, where a recent or non-recent legal case will be used to show how law and policy work—or do not work—in practice. This week’s post is drawn from the ...

For around three days in mid-January, Rachel Reeves was on the verge of losing her job—according to the UK’s news media. The Daily Mail splashed that she was a “lame duck” two days in a row. The ...