There is only one red line in this war and it’s one that Russia crosses daily
The Reform Leader is joining forces with a US-based Christian legal group, which campaigns for abortion to be outlawed around the world
Police accused of ‘discriminatory’ and ‘heavy-handed’ approach towards children from Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities
The last Government passed shabbily-drafted pieces of legislation which were only saved by amendments from Labour and the House of Lords, according to two senior Conservative figures
COP29 was far from the dramatic turning point in the fight against catastrophic climate change that the world needs
A damning new report accuses the City regulator of getting too close to the very sector it was set up to protect consumers from
Insular definitions of the national past overlook the very things we should take pride in
“America’s enemies will only watch with glee, as America self-destructs from within”, says former UK diplomat Alexandra Hall Hall
My Dutch friend chose to die a peaceful, painless death at the time of his choosing. Everyone else should be free to make that same choice
Billions of pounds in spending remains unaccounted for, with the National Audit Office unable to sign off the nation’s accounts
Byline Times speaks to Liberty Director Akiko Hart, after the human rights organisation came out against the Assisted Dying Bill
Experts say a complex but systematic series of electoral violations rather than a ‘single smoking gun’ have undermined Georgia’s parliamentary elections
Union leader accuses the Labour Government of “trying to face both ways” amid threatened strikes over orders for civil servants to return to the office
The financial data company is accused of listing dozens of bonds as raising funds for a ‘sustainable purpose’ when they could be used to fund fossil fuel companies and deforestation
The treaty represents a rare victory for international law and the “rules-based order” the UK is meant to stand for
The last Government’s battle with unions has ended with PCS now able to claw back tens of millions of pounds from Government
How did media outlets allow the narrative about this story to become so quickly dominated by one side?
As Donald Trump prepares to usher in an oligarchic dark age, Democrats must reflect on how their own flirtation with plutocracy shattered their party’s chances
Hundreds of millions were wasted on contracts with zombie companies which vanished before any taxpayers’ cash could be recovered
The admission came in a legal statement by Keir Starmer’s Government to the High Court, amid a challenge to the UK’s arms and F-35 exports to Israel
European leaders fear Donald Trump could soon open Europe’s doors to Moscow
World leaders are failing to commit to the dramatic action required to prevent devastating climate change, reports Mike Buckley from the COP29 summit
Millionaire landowners are using dubious statistics to campaign against the Government’s inheritance tax reforms
In his monthly column, John Mitchinson explores how a country house party in Oxfordshire helped invent democracy
The spectre of Boris Johnson’s assault on standards in public life is slowly retreating, argues Josiah Mortimer
Senior politicians, military leaders and experts send an open letter calling on Europe and Canada to join forces in defending Ukraine from Russian aggression
As tensions mount over long range missile attacks on Russia, Chris York explains the daily routine for Ukrainians living in the capital Kyiv
The global consensus on tackling climate change is fragmenting at the very moment action is most needed
The UK Government is dominated by figures from a discredited past at a time of radical global change, argues Neal Lawson
“We have to [only] choose the ‘good’ ones that have the best pictures or the highest fatalities”, says Laura Tobin
Peter Jukes in the December Print Edition of Byline Times
The Prince is suing the publisher of The Sun and the now-defunct News of the World alleging it unlawfully obtained private information about him from 1996 until 2011
Conservative ministers purchased the contaminated land and asbestos-ridden buildings, despite warnings from officials
For the sake of Britain, Europe and humanity, it’s time for us to get back with the European team, argues Mike Galsworthy
Paul Niland explains why Trump’s talk of a ‘deal’ for peace will never work
‘I don’t fully understand why so many people would faint from horror at the thought of hearing a dog screaming in agony but have no real issue with the idea of a human doing that’
Any law to help people die is the beginning of a slippery slope for disabled people whose lives are already devalued, writes Penny Pepper in her monthly column
The election of the climate-denying President elect Donald Trump has raised the stakes at this week’s global climate summit