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Young, French, and voting hard-right

Is Jordan Bardella the reason France’s youth are shifting to the right?

• 28 mins

Could the 'blue wall' fall?

Surrey has always been a bastion of support for the Conservatives, So what’s changed?

• 27 mins

The Green vote, it’s not (only) about the environment

With sky-high levels of disenchantment driving support, could this be their moment?

• 25 mins

Keir Starmer: Up close and personal

Critics say he's robotic and boring, but is that all there is to Keir Starmer?

• 32 mins

Trump, Biden and the Presidential Debate that could change the election

Could this debate prove pivotal for the campaign ahead and the November election itself?

• 30 mins

Will Reform throw a brick in the Tories' red wall?

Luke Jones in Ashfield - How the Tories are under threat from a resurgent Reform

• 25 mins

Will Biden step aside?

Is it too late for a change? And if he steps aside, how would he be replaced?

• 31 mins

How France’s left stopped a far right surge

With Emmanuel Macron's party losing seats and power, what now for French politics?

• 30 mins

Labour: Meet Starmer's top advisors

Who are the people who helped get Labour elected and prepared the party for power?

• 30 mins

The Holly Willoughby trial and a toxic online subculture

What does this trial tell us about a world that some men inhabit?

• 33 mins

‘Politics has failed.’ William Hague talks to John Kerry

Secretary John Kerry speaks to Hague to discuss the prospects of a Trump presidency

• 39 mins

Trad Wives: The influencers selling 1950s house-wife life

Millions of social media users are flocking to follow influencers selling house-wife life

• 29 mins

Strictly Come Dancing and the bullying allegations

What next for the Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú's flagship Saturday night entertainment show?

• 28 mins

William Hague talks to Seb Coe: Olympics, doping and the trans issue

Former foreign secretary and Times columnist Lord Hague sits down with Lord Sebastian Coe

• 41 mins

Will Labour raise taxes?

What can new Chancellor Rachel Reeves do to minimise the UK's economic black hole?

• 29 mins

How Putin played the West in the prisoner swap

Was last week’s prisoner swap a triumph for diplomacy or for Putin?

• 28 mins

Inside Britain’s far right

The far-right are being blamed for inciting violence and disorder what does it stand for?

• 36 mins

The social media Ozempic pushers

The Times investigates how easy it is to buy weight loss jabs online.

• 29 mins

The political transformation of Elon Musk

From political liberal to Trump cheerleader

• 31 mins

Why Trump is struggling against Harris

How the Trump campaign has changed since the Republican Convention

• 28 mins

What’s fuelling the emergence of Ireland's far right?

A wave of violent protests against asylum seekers is concerning the Irish government

• 30 mins

Uncovered: Matthew Perry’s tragic death

What does his death reveal about substance abuse in Hollywood?

• 24 mins

The high school class that found a serial killer

A sociology teacher and his class solved a 40-year-old cold case. How did they do it?

• 32 mins

Why some experts are doubting Lucy Letby’s conviction

Two years after the trial, questions are being raised about the safety of her conviction

• 33 mins

The UK bans some arms sales to Israel, but what difference will it make?

Why has the UK suspended some arms sales to Israel?

• 32 mins

Prince Harry at 40: Time to reconcile?

As he begins to assess his legacy, what next for him?

• 29 mins

The AfD and Germany's Nazi past

Is Germany’s youth falling for its Nazi past?

• 32 mins

Why the price of gold is skyrocketing

Why is gold back in vogue with investors and central banks alike?

• 29 mins

How The King’s Prince Andrew problem just got bigger

What is the Duke of York’s future within the Royal family?

• 23 mins

Slackers or grafters? The truth about working from home

Why Labour is making a big play for WFH

• 26 mins