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So it wasn’t just a bad dream, then. Liz Truss really did become prime minister, and that brief ensuing moment of madness really did happen. It must...
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When Dr Rachel Clarke first started writing down her experiences of working on a Covid-19 ward, she never meant to make them public. Scribbled at her...
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Rishi Sunak had been warned that Brianna Ghey’s bereaved mother would be watching. If he hadn’t initially expected Esther Ghey to be in the public...
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It’s just a flicker of light at the end of a long, dark Brexit tunnel. But in the dead of winter, frankly we’ll take what we can get. Which is why...
Once upon a time, BrewDog used to be cool. That was a while ago now admittedly, but at its peak it rode that punky, vaguely Californian craft...
For several decades, German politics and society have been shaped by two fundamental features – both of which have contributed to an enviable aura...
When Alan Bates ploughed his savings into buying a rural Welsh post office, he was hoping for a quiet life. He would have time to walk the hills of...
Wash your hands. Wrap up warm. If you think you’re coming down with something, kindly avoid spreading it to others. It may sound alarmingly basic,...
Brianna Ghey was a fearless child. In saying so, her parents do not necessarily mean that she was not afraid, but that she was brave enough to pursue...
It was broad daylight, and there were other people in the tube carriage. She should have been safe. She’d fallen asleep, missed her stop, and ended...
On Sunday night, Nigel Farage was buried alive with a writhing tangle of snakes, before losing an election. Or to put it another way, he now has a...
Towards the end, Boris Johnson looked exhausted. He was a marathon runner staggering through the finishing tape, a boxer slumped against the ropes....
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For months now, Keir Starmer has been at pains to tell the country that there are no easy answers to our problems. There is no magic money tree. We...
You desperately want to say the right thing. The magic thing, the elusive words that will make the unbearable somehow bearable after all – the...
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It reads, with hindsight, uncannily like a prophecy. Long before Suella Braverman became home secretary, when Mark Rowley was enjoying a brief career...
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Never again. When the United Nations was originally founded from the ashes of the second world war, it was at least in part to give more solid meaning...
Death has climbed in through our windows; it has entered our fortresses. Throughout these days of unbearable stories, from the slaughter of small...
It is many years since I heard Hatikvah, the Israeli national anthem, sung. But the haunting sound of British Jews singing it inside a synagogue at...
Don’t send criminals to jail, because the jails are already full to bursting. It almost beggars belief that judges were offered this advice at a...
O nce upon a time, a crafty fag behind the bike sheds was the mark of a teenage rebel. But not any more, which is why the vast majority of British...
The blue and yellow flag still flies high over Britain’s town squares and public buildings, signalling our unwavering and enduring solidarity with...
I t sounds at first like what Donald Trump once called “locker room banter”. Just two guys, unwittingly taped having the kind of conversation that...
‘W hat are you going to do about the Sun?” It was the first question Neil Kinnock asked, when a bunch of eager young political advisers setting up...
A fter all the turmoil of recent years, you might think British politics had lost its capacity to shock. But a week in which some of the angriest...
R ussell Brand has always invited outrage. It was what he did, his shtick and his selling point: a willingness to cross the line that – when...
L ove isn’t just for the young and taut of buttock. That’s the obvious yet still somehow revolutionary premise of My Mum, Your Dad, ITV’s new...
B irmingham was booming. It was a city on the up, or so everyone said, anyway; and certainly that was easy enough to believe, if you came once a year...
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