New research challenges claims of a ‘snowflake generation’ and warns that delays to mental health support costs lives, writes ...

Despite the Greens having a good year in the local elections, especially in London, Paul McNamara looks at how the Holborn ...

In a dangerous world, Britain and Germany want to be seen as working, and walking, in lockstep. Both countries are facing ...

School gates have become picket lines across France, as students protest against the government and severe underfunding in ...

An inquiry could decide that a camera system used for monitoring mental health patients in Essex should be stopped. This could have a national impact, writes Ayshah Tull.

On the international stage, Pedro Sánchez has celebrity status, but at home, his reputation is less than gleaming. His decision to call a snap election is a huge gamble, says Georg von Harrach.

As Yemen’s fragile peace collapses, the Houthis’ expanding arsenal and grip on vital Red Sea waterways threatens to reshape ...

Prediction is a mug’s game, and never more than when it comes to the Nobel Peace Prize. But let me go for it: I predict that, if the Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney wins, he won’t give it to ...