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Speedy vaccine rollout saved lives and enhanced British prestige, yet the government is withdrawing support
Director-general with a reputation for backbone wades into flap over patriotic songs
Britain should lead the way as the territory protests over the national security law
Coronavirus outbreak exacerbates concerns about Sino-UK relations
Any probe likely to revive criticism of government’s delayed actions in tackling Covid-19
The former Tory chairman reviews a memoir charting a well-meaning but mistake-ridden path to the EU referendum
China has shown that it is prepared to break a treaty and go back on its word
Influxes of mainlanders put pressure on an already crowded city
Why was my high-flying medical researcher twice rejected by the UK with no appeal?
Peers vote heavily for negotiating new customs union and limiting ministerial powers
The Oxford university chancellor finds Australia ‘a blissful heaven indeed, although it can be as hot as Hades’
China has stepped up intervention as president has toughened stance at home and abroad
China regards the handover from Britain two decades ago as an unalloyed success
Twenty years after the handover, many younger residents no longer feel Chinese as divisions deepen with the mainland
Twenty years after the Hong Kong handover, the politician issues a defence of liberal conservatism
Vote reflects cross-party hostility to moves on increasing competition in sector
Former governor says focus should be on democracy, not independence
Ofcom looks unfit to protect editorial standards
Ministers send signal on cost-cutting with smaller salary for more powerful role
Prime minister tweets link to article written by Jo Cox, as FT poll of polls puts both sides on 44%
Brexiters Gove and Johnson may want to reflect on some of the company they keep, writes Chris Patten
Broadcaster’s former chairman attacks plan for government appointees
Every time politicians chip away at its funding, they erode its confidence, writes Chris Patten
Appointee will have to guide the corporation through budgetary cuts and increased competition
Chinese official said last British governor Lord Patten would be ‘condemned through the ages’
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