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The prime minister has plans to transform the country. But does he have the skills to mobilise the government machinery?
Today’s soaring bills reflect unfinished work and the need to galvanise climate politics
They can find common ground by agreeing on rules for the 21st century economy, rather than allying against China
The Chinese president’s ambitions for the state means each month brings a new, landscape-altering surprise from Beijing
Failure to reform inheritance will leave Gatsby-level inequality intact
Labour leader needs to show the public his values align with theirs
Aukus is a clear example of how the UK’s new relationships can undermine diplomatic relations in Europe
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Accusations that companies are undermining the state are unlikely to help attract much-needed investment
Having a fixed expectation of what food we should eat is historically and environmentally illiterate
St Andrews beating Oxford and Cambridge in a league table caused a commotion but signifies little
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As the company approaches profitability for the first time, the chief executive faces new challenges to its model
Turning Boris Johnson’s slogan into a solution will require looking outside an unimaginative Whitehall
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Anxious young environmentalists, disappointed with politicians, fear a split and more extreme activism
The highly successful Lend-Lease programme of the 1940s is a model for fighting climate change
Progress depends on collective endeavour, but breakthroughs are often down to unorthodox individuals
Allegations about the fund’s Georgieva risk undermining both institutions
Washington has always been careless of its allies in the pursuit of the US national interest
US taper may be steeper, and its first rate rise sooner, than expected
The fate of a regional bank in the 1990s shows what happens when the pillar of government support is removed
Given the challenges the EU faces today, a new round of austerity would be calamitous
An unnecessary ballot fails to secure prime minister the majority he sought
Measures relied on by richer nations have inadvertently erased decades of progress in education and child poverty
The city endures after being buffeted by terrorism and the pandemic
Economic security is the core issue for voters and the absence of challengers on his flank allows the Tory leader to capitalise
Truly green companies redesign their products rather than buying offsets or planting trees
Valued at $320bn in 2020, the spectacular unravelling of the property group exposes deep flaws in Beijing’s growth strategy
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