‘The British people will soon have to make a momentous choice’

‘The task of reversing the damage to “Broken Britain” may be beyond the ability of any political party, let alone any single leader’

‘Fascism has been defeated in the West. The time has come to treat its evil twin, communism, the same way’

This isn't just any bureaucracy, this is M&S bureaucracy: Miriam Gross was told by the high street giant that she needn't worry about her lost card. That's when she should have started worrying.

‘Despite banker-bashing in the media, the British taxpayer ought to make a profit from the government’s intervention in the banking crisis’

‘The DPP’s robust response to the four parliamentarians charged with false accounting amounted to “See you in court”’

‘Why don’t I have a mobile, much less an iPhone or a BlackBerry? While I can afford the economic expense, I cannot afford the emotional expense when it doesn’t work’

‘The Storm of War reminds us that Roberts is a first-rate writer’

‘I know I have a big responsibility to show that Parliament has changed in the wake of the expenses scandal’

‘The most successful terrorist organisations are like judo black belts who know how to leverage an opponent’s strength against them’

‘This is a cautionary tale about a deception so delicious yet so serious that it causes us to reconsider the impact of the public intellectual on our culture’

Our Mole on campus wonders why universities permit Islamist intolerance to flourish

We were obsessed — but what did Baghdad bloggers think of the Chilcot Inquiry?

A new British-pioneered nuclear reactor can help cut our reliance on fossil fuels

Impact Foundation Bangladesh funds a floating hospital which provides treatment to remote villages

In sport, it’s not just knowing how to lose that’s important, it’s also knowing how to win

What to do about Granny? Daisy Waugh eavesdrops