Section: Voices
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Lack of detail on energy bills bailout has left government vulnerable
With Keir Starmer under pressure to expand fossil fuel production, some Labour MPs are stressed about a possible cliff edge for prices in July
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Muslims shouldn’t give up on the ‘anti-Muslim hostility’ definition
Rhetoric from both the Tories and the government serves as a reminder that Britain still treats Muslims as conditional citizens
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Why Palantir’s role in the NHS terrifies my patients
The tech giant’s role in US immigration raids and the destruction of Gaza shows it cannot be trusted, argues NHS doctor Ammad Butt
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Weekend with Soni Razdan: ‘The older I grow, the more I want to do’
The actor on taking long walks in Mumbai, working with Riz Ahmed on Bait, and her most challenging roles to date
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As war squeezes living standards, can Reeves make ‘securonomics’ happen?
The conflict in Iran is pushing up prices in the UK, but in a key annual economic lecture the chancellor’s focus was on AI and long-term investment
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Nowruz and Eid fall side by side this year, marking hope for a new beginning
In a magical case of cultural and religious alignment for Iranian Muslims, the two major celebrations could take place on the same day
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Labour MPs say Mandelson scandal is awful for Starmer — and self-inflicted
Documents relating to the appointment of the former US ambassador may not contain a smoking gun but the PM’s judgment is under fire from all sides
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Lessons from a disorganised family on how to survive Eid
A celebration dictated by lunar visibility does not exactly encourage forward-planning
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Faith minister Miatta Fahnbulleh: why we’re launching a review of ESOL services
Writing for Hyphen, Fahnbulleh says her own experience shows the value of learning English and warns of migrant women being ‘locked out of society’
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Weekend with Nadiya Hussain: ‘I’m at a stage in my life where my kids now put me to bed’
The chef and author on being an early riser, her Sunday skincare routine and her new life motto
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Starmer has angered Trump — but Labour MPs, for once, are on his side
The thin-skinned US president could punish the UK for refusing to let him use British military bases. But standing up to Trump has proved popular at home
