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- Edition 79 – November 2025 – Cover + Contents
- How the Alt-Right Gets In
- ‘America Must Save Britain’
- Shami Chakrabarti:‘We Need a Popular Front Broad Enough to Go From the Left of the Left to Liberal Conservatives’
- ‘The Most Extreme Policies We’ve Had from Any Political Party’
- ‘Calling Reform Racist Doesn’t Work’, Say Unions as Workers Indicate Support for Nigel Farage’s Party
- We Are Utterly Reliant on Immigrant Workers – But Who Cares About Reality?
- Pilgrimage to Detention: 24 Hours in Israeli Immigration Custody
- Notes on Now – Cruelty
- Tony Harrison Remembered
- Oedipus and the ‘Other’ Within Us All
- Zeitgeisters – Lamorna Ash
- Humanism: The Inhumane Alternative
- Diaspora Dinners: Sago Gula Melaka
- The Upside Down – Fading Fast
- Editorial – Signs of the Time
- Letters – November 2025
- News In Brief – A COSTLY BAN
- Peter Oborne's Diary – The Leper in the Commons
- Bad Press Awards – The Inflatable Boxing Glove for Performative Anger
- On the Ground – Switched Offcom
- Puzzle Solutions – Edition 79
- ‘The Integrity Gap: Starmer’s Government Risks Building the Authoritarian Future We Fear’
- Free Speech and the Opportunistic Deceit of the Right
- ‘The Conservative Plan to Leave the ECHR Marks the Crossing of a Rubicon’
- Political Economy: ‘The UK’s Political Class Has No Plausible Alternative to the Old Thatcherite Economic Model’
- Mandrake – Liberal Candidates
- In Absurdia – A Lord’s Purpose
- Sonia Purnell's Perspectives – Nathan Gill and Nigel Farage
- ‘Thick as Thieves’ Nathan Gill & Nigel Farage’s Putin Problem
- Britain’s Media Has Let Nigel Farage Reshape Political Journalism. Why?
- ‘Blue Labour’ & the Thiel Effect
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