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Sebastian PayneFinancial Times |
UK’s next Budget demands are pitting traditional and new Tories against each other
Politics north of the River Tweed is heating up ahead of elections in May
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Of all of the UK’s mis-steps in tackling coronavirus, the epidemic among the elderly is the worst
Boris Johnson’s lockdown plan exposes the fissures of a creaking constitution
UK parliament has adapted but virtual meetings are a poor substitute for intimacy
Selfish acts like stockpiling are outweighed by myriad kindnesses
Attempts to find a stirring emotional message to keep the UK together flounder after Brexit
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