Opinion

Boris Johnson Says He Backs Hong Kongers. Now He Must Prove It And Offer Asylum

There has never been a more important time for Britain to step up, Hong Kong Watch's Benedict Rogers and Johnny Patterson write.
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Conservative HQ Knew Exactly What It Was Doing When It Rebranded Its Press Account

Parliament has ignored warnings on fake news for 2 years and now democracy is at stake, DCMS Select Committee member Ian Lucas writes.
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How Do We Stop The Tories' Twitter Stunt Happening Again? Here Are Three Ideas

The Conservative party's tactics in the first election debate show the need for greater scrutiny, says writer Tania Hardcastle.
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Oxford Union Forcibly Removing A Blind Student Is As Much About Ableism As Race

What happened to Ebenezer Azamati is the effect of racist and ableist exclusion at its most violent, journalist Micha Frazer-Carroll writes.
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Prince Andrew’s Bad PR Has Made A Terrible Situation Even Worse

Andrew looked like a man trying to escape a situation, only for the guards’ searchlights to pick him out with ease, HuffPost UK's editor-in-chief Jimmy Leach writes.
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This Election, I'll Be Spoiling My Ballot Paper

Like millions of fellow voters, on both sides of the Brexit divide, I feel angry and let down by our political system, Andrew Morris writes.
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In These Divisive Times, One Thing Voters Agree On – Brexit Is Boring

The abiding image from a Watford focus group is not really about the election – it's one of resigned frustration, Edelman's public affairs MD James Morris writes.
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Boris Johnson Is Relatable – To Those With Fragile Masculine Egos

The scruffy-haired, crumple-suited bloke who pulls it out of the bag is the man a lot of men aspire to be, journalist Sophie Wilkinson writes.
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This Is How Jeremy Corbyn Can Beat Boris Johnson In The Election Debates

A strong performance could be a gamechanger for Labour with the right plan, strategist Lewis Iwu writes.
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The SPAC Nation Story Tells Us What Black People Already Knew About How The Media And Politicians Value Them

Vulnerable black people were allegedly exploited while the London church was lavished with praise for its efforts to tackle knife crime, writes HuffPost UK reporter Nadine White.
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