For 10 months, ex-army officer James Jeffrey trekked 3500 km across Europe by foot. The scale of migration he witnessed may not have been as dramatic as the storming of Ceuta. But this exclusive account of his solo odyssey is a wake-up call to how the Europe he knew growing up in Germany has vanished as a result of open borders and illegal crossings.
UK aviation can decarbonise while meeting growth ambitions, but urgent government action is needed to prevent costs increasing for passengers and the sector losing its competitive edge.
Since March 2022, the UK has granted more than 286,000 visas to Ukrainians making London the destination of choice for young global talent. Anya Bryzhko explains why the UK is such a cultural magnet.
As England prepares for next Wednesday’s World Cup opener, The Mace explores how the tournament could boost the pub economy.
Despite the new 5% VAT tax break for holiday attractions, tourism trade body leaders are speaking out about how government policies may not help the sector.
The status of the UK as a leading destination for business is under threat, warns CEO Clive Wratten.
With politicians and journalists returning to Fleet Street this week, a new breed of literary festival is making political debate centre-stage.
Widespread pub closures comes as troubling news for football fans who want a local venue to watch the World Cup this summer.
In her bestselling book, Sarah Vine reinvented the political wife memoir. Soon out in paperback, Melanie McDonagh sat down with the ex-wife of Michael Gove to discuss the dramatis personae of a Westminster era.
Trade bodies warn that biometric entry requirements will lead to massive delays for travellers
From self-lacerating memoir to by-election madness and a Labour Together takedown, The Mace’s literary editor Christopher Silvester rounds up the latest political books.
From self-lacerating memoir to by-election madness and a Labour Together takedown,
The Mace’s literary editor Christopher Silvester rounds up the latest political books.
Azerbaijan and its capital Baku have become must-visit tourist destinations
There’s nothing quite like the description “animal lover” to engender good will towards politicians
A new collection by Bruno Maçães foresees China’s dominance over the West
Propaganda against the market continues to grow, and with it increasing pressure to restrict its activities
Nicola Martorana is the discreet Sicilian tailor whose bespoke attire is worn by everyone from Michel Barnier and Pope Francis to the lobbyists and lawyers of Brussels
Why is a new European initiative drawing inspiration from a century-old German art school movement?
British espionage writer John le Carré has died aged 89. William Cash reflects on his legacy
Fashion can make or break in Westminster, says former aide to Jeremy Corbyn Frances Leach
Whilst we applaud the genius of medical science, don’t think ‘special care’ is a modern invention. The roots of free hospital care go back centuries, says William Cash
William Cash asks whether the PM can learn from how Thatcher handled the IRA bombing of exactly 36 years ago
She Speaks: The Power of Women’s Voices, by Yvette Cooper, reviewed by Benjamin Goodwin
Norman Hartnell: The Biography, by Michael Pick, reviewed by Adam Solomons
The acclaimed author of 15 novels, including Any Human Heart, debates how seismic events make their way into storytelling