Recent events have marked the centenary of the truce agreed between Irish and British leaders on 9 July 1921, which came into effect two days
Foreign fighters – those who take part in conflicts independently of their home governments, for reasons other than financial gain – have become a highly visible global phenomenon over the past decade. In particular, their
When did Britain’s age of coal come to an end? A commonsensical answer to this question is likely to appeal to the decisive defeat the
In the end football didn’t ‘come home’ – nor was it meant to. Euro 2020 was not designed as a celebration of England’s long association with the codified form of the game in the way
Keir Starmer’s tenure as Labour leader looks increasingly insecure. After losing last month’s by-election in Hartlepool, defeat in the upcoming Batley and Spen by-election would
We live in a world often dominated by the latest fashions and prevalent images of body modifications. Whether in traditional print media or on social media