Cleverly’s battle to send flights to Rwanda is not over yet
Click here to view the latest charts on our data hub
Law / If France can ignore the ECHR, why can’t we?
Stop the boats / Why didn’t Sunak listen to Braverman’s migration warning?
TV / Why Nella Rose was booted from I’m a Celeb
American Dream / Can I stay in Britain?
From the magazine
Books / When atonal music was original and exciting
From the magazineEloquent, understated poetry / Llyr Williams, at the Wigmore Hall, reviewed
From the magazinePresidential bid / Is Conor McGregor the Irish Trump?
From Spectator Life
Glam rock / The strange life of Alvin Stardust
From Spectator Life
Terror plot / What fiction can teach us about terrorism
From Spectator Life
American Dream / Can I stay in Britain?
From the magazine
Books / When atonal music was original and exciting
From the magazineEloquent, understated poetry / Llyr Williams, at the Wigmore Hall, reviewed
From the magazinePresidential bid / Is Conor McGregor the Irish Trump?
From Spectator Life
Glam rock / The strange life of Alvin Stardust
From Spectator Life
Terror plot / What fiction can teach us about terrorism
From Spectator Life
Latest from Coffee House
All the latest analysis of the day's news
Scottish Labour splits with Starmer on Thatcher
The reason why Xi and Putin liked Henry Kissinger
Tory right want migration crackdown to go further
Cleverly to sign fresh Rwanda deal
Israel should think twice before assassinating Hamas’s leaders
Gove promises ‘Dawn will be coming’
Sunak loses Commons vote for first time as PM
The Tories’ migration crackdown will have many victims
Watch: Scottish Lib Dem leader accused of voting from the pub
Spectator TV Presents
'Royal racists' claims & China's green takeover
Most popular
Writers
Spectator Life
An intelligent mix of culture, food, style and property, plus where to go and what to see.
The growing appeal of dreary Düsseldorf
From Spectator Life
What fiction can teach us about terrorism
From Spectator Life
I’ve finally given up on physical books
From Spectator Life
The lost world of MSN Messenger
From Spectator Life
Is Conor McGregor the Irish Trump?
From Spectator LifeThe flamboyant, ridiculous mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor is considering a run for the Irish presidency. ‘Potential competition if I run,’ he tweeted yesterday, along with a picture of Gerry Adams, Bertie Ahern and Enda Kenny, the three septuagenarian current favourites for the job. ‘Each with unbreakable ties to their individual parties politics… Or me,
The strange life of Alvin Stardust
From Spectator Life
Magazine
This week's magazine
Carbon capture
How China cornered the green market
How China cornered the green market
When Rishi Sunak announced that the 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel cars would be delayed by five years, he framed it as a common-sense move. What he didn’t say is that he had been advised that, had the original deadline stuck, Britain’s electric vehicle (EV) market would have been handed over to China.
How China cornered the green market
When Rishi Sunak announced that the 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel cars would be delayed by five years, he framed it as a common-sense move. What he didn’t say is that he had been advised that, had the original deadline stuck, Britain’s electric vehicle (EV) market would have been handed over to China.
Culture
The good, the bad and the ugly in books, exhibitions, cinema, TV, dance, music, podcasts and theatre.
A choice of this year’s gift books
From the magazineObviously, the best and funniest gift book out this Christmas is my own Still a Bit of Snap in the Celery (Abacus, £16.99), about the horrors and delights of being 60, but I am far too humble and modest to mention it, so I won’t. Very nearly as good is Bob Cryer’s Barry Cryer: Same
Britney Spears is back with a vengeance
From the magazineWhat would life on Mars actually look like?
From the magazine
A history of the onion leaves one crying for more
From the magazine
How sport helped shape the British character
From the magazine
When atonal music was original and exciting
From the magazine
An amusing playlet buried in 150 minutes of rhetoric: Mates in Chelsea, at the Royal Court, reviewed
From the magazine
Cartoons
‘‘This sort of thing happens when you’re over 60’’
Cartoon
‘‘It’s even gone down badly with the floating voters...’’
Cartoon
‘‘They’ve sent us Oliver Dowden.’’
Cartoon
