Fidelity’s search for the technology of tomorrow

Buffeted by falling fees and rising costs, the asset manager is investing heavily in an effort to remain competitive

The Big Read

10

It’s Warren, Sanders or Biden vs Trump – all the other Democrats are irrelevant

We need to hear how the frontrunners for the nomination would win a dirty election and we need focused debates – now

Robert Reich

5

How successful was Britain’s plan for its own Silicon Valley?

Policymakers might learn from London’s Silicon Roundabout experience

Torsten Bell

6

The nightmare of counting MPs before big votes

“Keep doing the numbers; they’re very useful,” a Labour MP said to me as we passed in the gothic cloister off New Palace Yard. I was torn...

John Rentoul

4

The battle of Canning Town proves barbarism is never as far away as you think

My heart sang when I first watched the film of arrogant, self-righteous Warmists being pulled off the roof of a London Underground train. I am...

Peter Hitchens

3

Kate nails it! ALEXANDRA SHULMAN says the Duchess of Cambridge's royal tour of Pakistan was a triumph of diplomacy, fashion and fabulous hair

From the moment the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stood on the steps of their RAF Voyager at an airbase in Rawalpindi, they didn’t put a foot...

Alexandra Shulman

3

Am I the last person on the planet who has NOT had Botox? ALEXANDRA SHULMAN says she prefers to accept how her face is ageing

Chatting recently about how good a mutual friend looked, I suggested they may have had some fresh ‘work’ done. ‘Duh,’ shouted another friend....

Alexandra Shulman

3

Telly trendsetters and mourning the death of an analogue era

BRACE yourselves: I'm feeling nostalgic. The catalyst for tumbling down the rabbit hole of reminiscing and wallowing in mawkish sentimentality is...

Susan Swarbrick

1

Having A Favourite Child Is Natural. Here's How To Handle It.

Favourite children are having a moment. (But then again, when you’re mum or dad’s favourite, you could argue that every moment is your moment.)...

Brittany Wong

0

A grandfather's tale taught me the true value of time spent with my children

For working parents our careers tend to be busiest when our children yearn to have us around the most – we need to rethink the meaning of success

Daryl Austin

0

When even Nicky Morgan thinks we should end the licence fee, its time is up

Daniel Hannan

0

It's time critics saw Boris for the Churchillian figure he is

Tim Stanley

0

The next Speaker must restore some respect to this disgraced Parliament

Dame Eleanor Laing

0

Paddy Davitt: Norwich City player ratings after a battling 0-0 Premier League draw at Bournemouth

Opinion Here is Paddy's verdict on Daniel Farke's men, who picked up a first away point of the season in now customary testing circumstances,...

Paddy Davitt

0

Investigations continue after body of elderly woman is discovered in housing estate

At around 11.30pm on October 18, concerns were raised over the welfare of the occupant of a property on Highfield Avenue in Swaffham, to which...

David Hannant

0

Encouraging moments but Leitner lacked impact in more advanced role for City

Moritz Leitner in action for Norwich City at Bournemouth, keeping a corner alive ahead of a chance for Ibrahim Amadou Picture: Paul...

David Freezer

0

WEIRD NORFOLK: The case of the trees that were swallowed by the ground after human bones were found in Corpusty

Video In this gently rolling Norfolk landscape which peacefully slopes towards the river Bure, it's hard to believe that the Devil has a...

Stacia Briggs And Siofra Connor

5

Kate Hoey: The Brexit plan divides the UK, so I will not be voting for it today

I have been campaigning for my whole country, the United Kingdom, to leave the European Union for many years. So why am I not prepared to support...

Kate Hoey

200

Rebel amendment defeat is yet another painful bellyflop for Boris Johnson

Prime minister was stopped dead in his tracks from bulldozing deal through parliament with no scrutiny

Polly Toynbee

50

Trump's behavior is so bizarre this week that staffers are worried

Donald Trump is going through the motions of being President of the United States. He still lives resides at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, he is still...

Andrew Feinberg

100

If Brexit was a drug trial, scientists like me would have stopped it

Today is proving to be one of the most dramatic days in modern British history. As MPs are called into parliament to vote upon a hurried...

Mike Galsworthy

50

Ben Lowry: Middle England hadn’t before been asked if it saw Northern Ireland as fully in UK but when it was, Brexit was more important

Almost 34 years ago the Anglo Irish Agreement (AIA) was suddenly agreed at Hillsborough Castle. The November 1985 diktat, as unionists called it,...

Ben Lowry

60

Boris Johnson Suggests He Will Request Brexit Delay If MPs Scupper Vote On His Deal

Boris Johnson has suggested he will ask the EU for a Brexit delay if MPs scupper his plans for a “meaningful” vote on his withdrawal deal. The...

Arj Singh

10

The Creepy Way Facebook And Amazon Profit Off Our Private Data

Our lives and habits are being tracked. Every time we tap in a Google search, every time we click “Like” on Facebook and every time we make an...

James Ball

6

A mea culpa from Pharrell Williams? Truly we live in an era of delayed woke

The pop star has seen the light about his ‘rapey’ lyrics. Just a shame it took so long

Barbara Ellen

10

Boris Johnson's deal was defeated by the DUP, but his hopes of success aren't dead yet

Boris Johnson’s new Brexit deal was defeated in the Commons – but the manner, as much as the fact of it, is what is really significant. The...

Stephen Bush

8

F1 heiress Petra Ecclestone's fiancé Sam Palmer launches a domestic staffing agency

Erstwhile used car salesman Sam Palmer has not taken long to become accustomed to life with £230m Formula 1 heiress Petra Ecclestone. For I can...

Richard Eden

5

No 10 refuse to say how Boris Johnson will comply with Brexit delay law

After Boris Johnson’s defeat on the Letwin amendment, what next? Legally, the decision of MPs to withhold approval of the prime minister’s Brexit...

Patrick Maguire

10

As a Pakistani Muslim man, I need to fight for women's rights

Last month brought to light the scale of threats towards women in public life. Sparked by a debate over Boris Johnson’s rhetoric regarding...

Shaffaq Mohammed

20

No 10 hopes MPs see today's vote as the last chance to avoid a no-deal Brexit. But is it?

Deal or no deal: that's the binary choice Boris Johnson would like MPs to believe they face when they vote on his revised withdrawal agreement...

Patrick Maguire

7

Catalonia's heroic insurrectionists show us the real meaning of protest

Julie Burchill

20

Sacred Mysteries: Queen Eleanor and the biscuits of Dulcinea

Christopher Howse

5

David Freezer: So much to be positive about as City resume Premier League challenge

Opinion In absolutely no way am I suggesting it's time to wave the white flag, that would be ridiculous after eight games - and I'm still...

David Freezer

5

A11 carriageway closed following early hours crash

Police have closed the northbound carriageway of the A11 near Mildenhall following a crash at around midnight which left the central reservation in...

David Hannant

5

Five-year-old boy assaulted in Norwich

The boy, who was with a family member, was assaulted near the Next store in Riverside at around 3.20pm on Saturday, October 12. You may also want...

Ruth Lawes

6

A People’s Vote is still better than Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal

It is now more than 1,200 days since the referendum that split our United Kingdom apart. Ever since that vote, I have been campaigning for the...

David Lammy

6

Since losing my son in the Manchester Arena attack I've been determined to fight hate

Since my son Martyn was murdered in the Manchester Arena bombing on the 22 May 2017, I’ve been compelled more than ever to turn such a horrific...

Figen Murray

5

Don’t dream it, be it, with a Rocky Horror Hallowe’en at the Edinburgh Playhouse - Liam Ru...

There’s something timeless about The Rocky Horror Show, a bit like its creator Richard O’Brien who may now be 77 but scarcely looks a day older...

The Newsroom

5

The Chicago teachers' strike shows how to go on offense against neoliberalism

Chicago teachers led the battle against destructive reforms seven years ago – now they’re showing all working people left behind by cuts how to...

Miles Kampf-Lassin And Micah Uetricht

100

The campaign to stop Brexit has never found the right words

Remainers had the better arguments, but they have failed to shift public opinion, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

Andy Beckett

100

He fetishized the military but the generals have had it with feckless, reckless Trump

Gen Mattis’s skewering of the president is to be savoured but military discontent is not the bellwether of a true resistance

Ross Barkan

90

As MPs hear what Brexit means, Johnson's deal is unravelling

Boris Johnson must always have known that his best tactic to get his Brexit deal through Parliament was to bounce the Commons into accepting it. It...