Opinion Pieces
Crime and Justice
If we don’t back our police marksmen, we’ll live to regret it – and more black children will die on our streets
Chris Donaldson
October 24, 2024
Crime and Justice
Chris Kaba trial: the noisy anti-police coalition are trying to crush the spirit of police officers
David Spencer
October 23, 2024
Crime and Justice
Officers are unhappy this trial went ahead – Comment
It took the jury at the Old Bailey just 2 hours and 59 minutes to find the police officer who took the fatal shot which killed Chris Kaba not guilty of murder. The speed with which they reached their decision tells us plenty about what the jury thought: the officer should never have been on trial. British police officers are the most scrutinised in the world. But the level of
David Spencer
October 22, 2024
Demography, Immigration and Integration
New head of Border Security Command has had ‘distinguished policing career’ but nothing he has faced ‘will compare to challenges of role’
Stephen Webb
September 16, 2024
Government and Politics
Civil service expansion has unbalanced the Westminster system. Here’s how to put politics back in charge
Stephen Webb
July 15, 2024
Foreign Policy and Security
Israel and Iran have stepped back from the brink – but the game has changed in the Middle East
Marcus Solarz Hendriks
April 26, 2024
Crime and Justice
Clear Parliament Square of e-bikes, scooters and protestors – and let the disabled enjoy Westminster too
David Spencer
June 8, 2023