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Political scientists have long argued that a defining characteristic of populism is the distinction between a “pure people” and a “corrupt...
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The announcement that the tuition fees paid by English students (but not Scottish, Welsh or Northern Irish ones) are to rise next year is a...
Following a pivotal week, the contours of Britain’s post-election landscape are more sharply defined, and its dividing lines more vivid. Last...
No woman in 2024 can be surprised to learn that Donald Trump is a misogynistic bully. In 2016, he defeated Hillary Clinton, who would have been...
According to one of the great 19th-century champions of municipal government, a well-run town was “a solemn organism through which should flow …...
The death toll from floods in Spain’s Valencia region has topped 200. A huge clean-up is under way amid desperate conditions, with severe weather...
This Halloween, it seems, is all about the “hag”. Overshadowing the axe-wielding clown in Terrifier 3, a dark-web serial killer in Red Rooms and an...
The 1970s are making a notable comeback – not necessarily in reputation, but certainly as an object of interest. Rachel Reeves’ budget is poised to...
Rishi Sunak has kept the lowest of public profiles since leaving Downing Street in July. As leader of the opposition, he has made only essential...
The regulation of internet gambling was left out of the last government’s online harms bill. So far, Labour’s plans for the industry are opaque....
In the big picture of global security, a single factory making gun barrels for tanks, due to open in 2027, doesn’t change the balance of power. But...
Among the most famous definitions of narrative comes from EM Forster. “The king died and then the queen died” is a story, he said, while “The king...
These are tough economic times for small-scale craft breweries, as recent closures have sadly illustrated. But the ethos of creative defiance and...
This spring Josep Borrell, the EU foreign affairs chief, warned bluntly that Europe should prepare itself for potential war: “Maybe, depending on...
You can say that the evidence of Labour volunteers dipping into America’s election to campaign for Kamala Harris may not do the Labour government’s...
The former Labour chancellor Denis Healey famously quipped that the first law of politics is “when you’re in a hole, stop digging”. That advice...
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Last month’s report on sentencing from a group of former heads of the judiciary ended with a stark warning that the country faces a future of “US-...
At a book launch in the late 1980s, Kazuo Ishiguro quipped to Martin Amis that all the greatest novels were written by authors in their 20s and...
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Denis Healey is often misquoted as saying he wanted to “squeeze the rich until the pips squeak” in the 1970s. He never actually used that phrase....
Labour’s general election manifesto said the government would introduce its workers’ rights package within its first 100 days. On Thursday, on day...
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