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Labour says it is committed to other ‘overseas territories’, but why? These colonial-era dreams are costing the country dear, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Australian’s media reporter is on the move after landing a cushy gig in Europe. Could you be the masthead’s next media writer?

It was an unspeakable terror attack that succeeded: succeeded in shock value, succeeded in triggering a massive overreaction that has appalled the planet, succeeded in stoking an escalation that's drawn in the whole region. Fortunately, not everyone is hell-bent on an all-out clash of civilisations in the Middle East.

Editorial: Labour’s weakness lies in its lack of a cohesive political vision. Replacing personnel won’t fix this

Editorial: The poor record of for-profit care homes must lead to a rethink on how public services are organised

The Chancellor faces scrutiny with her first Budget looming. Questions remain about her strategy and economic plans

Labour’s defeat in the 2021 byelection nearly prompted its leader to quit. Instead, he learned lessons – just as he must now, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

When you can’t even look at the Labour cabinet without wondering how much their cufflinks cost and who paid for them, it might be time to level up the clothing allowances, writes Zoe Williams

Friends of mine in the Israeli peace camp express the hope that out of such great tragedy could come a peaceful resolution