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If a dangerous Prime Minister came along, the courts might protect us. The queen cannot
It’s August, with another Brexit cliff-edge looming, so the politicians are playing games. Specifically, Top Trumps. Earlier this week, Jeremy...
Time is running out. Labour and Tory moderates must stop vacillating and split now, says writer Kate Maltby
Two new reports have highlighted the shocking levels of harassment in the Houses of Parliament, says writer Kate Maltby
You don’t select a prime minister on the basis of one issue. What about school funding, LGBT protests, social care?, says politics writer Kate...
Any Tories contemplating such an alliance should remember – once poisoned, parties are almost impossible to detoxify, says Kate Maltby, who writes...
Theresa May can be judged as a prime minister, not a failed pioneer, says Kate Maltby, a politics and culture writer
In 1744, a London woman named Ann Henley was put on trial for theft, alongside her husband James and two single women. All four of the defendants gave...
Poor, misunderstood Sir Philip Green. The clothing mogul is ‘passionate’, ‘over-exuberant and hot-headed’, according to his lawyers, which is...
A Tudor-Stuart saga obscures lessons about women’s agency and power
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