Phil Woolas News Today

Labour’s Muslim supporters are angry. The left must think about what happens when Starmer’s approach unravels, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Home Secretary said it is simply untrue to claim she lacks compassion, after a big speech in Washington demanding changes to the UN refugee convention.

Liberal metropolitan commentators have been blasting Suella Bravermans blunt US speech about illegal migrants and multiculturalism, but they ignore the fact both Labour and David Cameron made similar comments and demands well before Brexit and the culture wars. When did they become so out of touch?

It is Zionism, not anti-Zionism, that is joined to anti-Semitism. Tony Greenstein calls out the CPB’s resident Zionist, Mary Davis

Way back in the long distant 1990s, net migration into this country used to be in the tens of thousands each year. There was no lack of discussion about that, but we were not yet in the ‘dependency’ period of migration: that is, when people routinely said we had to have migration because otherwise who

Slavery is a central and indisputable fact of the nation’s past. But our failure to remember what really happened is more than mere forgetfulness

The Pakistan-Britain terror connection poses a serious threat to Great Britain and its allies, including the United States. Breaking the personnel, financial, and ideological links will require fighting terrorism on three fronts: Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Britain. In Afghanistan, the U.S., the U.K., and their allies need to continue to fight the Taliban and al-Qaeda. They should also hold Pakistan accountable for its failure to act decisively against terrorism. In Britain, the government needs ...

The repeatedly delayed Future of Britain event is no threat to Sir Keir, but its ‘big ideas’ are utterly inadequate in the face of the problems they purport to address, writes Paul Demarty

Exclusive: signatories of letter who include many politicians say complaints by Jewish students need to be taken more seriously

A text drafted during the November 2010 university occupations focussing on liberal ideology, state repression and the student movement.