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Dominic Johnson? Any bells? Nothing? And yet we find Johnson, a party donor now in use as an “investment minister”, playing what he intended to be...
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Who doesn’t love the suffragettes? A group of women who are heroic, right, and, perhaps most advantageously for their collective reputation, no...
‘Women have very little idea of how much men hate them,” wrote the great Germaine Greer, in 1970. But now we have the Covid inquiry. Last week...
Creating probably more disquiet than audience disappointment, a Cambridge student opera has been added to the cultural cost of existing conflicts. In...
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