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Feminism isn't much use when it leaves midlife women single and childless

We were taught to prioritise our careers over marriage – and now we are paying for it

Letters: Royal Mail's stamp fiasco is just another case of contempt for the British consumer

SIR – Royal Mail’s £5 charge for customers who receive forged stamps (Leading Article, April 12) is misguided and unjust. These people have done nothing wrong, and are being penalised for a crime that others have committed.

Reports of Sunak's foul mood in No 10 echo the final days of other dying administrations

ALL O.J., ALL THE TIME | Vanity Fair

In the fervid, obsessive world of the Simpson trial, no one ever takes a recess. Nicole's sister, O.J.'s sister, Faye Resnick, Mark Fuhrman—all are creating new plotlines for this dark, unfolding drama

Letters: A truly modern NHS would not be at the mercy of the postal system

SIR – The senior figures in the NHS complaining about possible reductions in the level of service from Royal Mail (Letters, April 6) have merely drawn attention to their own organisation’s failings.

Letters: Europe can't rely on American power alone to resist Russian aggression

SIR – The steady worldwide growth of prosperity in the 19th century was attributable in good measure to a largely stable world order, underpinned by the economic and naval dominance of a single power – Great Britain. This stability was sufficient to keep in check lesser local conflicts such as German and Italian unification. The same was true of the period after 1945, except that the dominant power had become the United States. The intervening period of chaos and destruction, 1914-45, arose beca

Nigel Farage compares himself to Margaret Thatcher on anniversary of her death

In a wide-ranging interview, the politician and broadcaster spoke about Mrs Thatcher's legacy and the future of Reform UK.

NIALL FERGUSON: Whatever Keir Starmer's vision for Britain ... it is Argentina, China and Russia and Iran that could have the final say

Harold Macmillan (top left) said what was most likely to disrupt a government was: 'Events, dear boy, events.' Whatever plans Sir Keir Starmer has, forces beyond his control may derail them.

It's 1997 all over again and Gove faces his very own Portillo moment

Former Standard political editor Charles Reiss dies aged 82

During an extraordinary career he revealed the inside track of the Thatcher era and the unfolding of the Iraq War