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The question is whether this time is different. In moments of peril, the Tories, like Labour, have always been able to rely ...
Advances in technology and artificial intelligence have created a brave new world – and women are hated here, too.
If there were a general election today, it would throw the House of Commons into chaos. No two parties would have enough ...
The last Morrisons café is closing its doors. Since April, the supermarket chain has been shutting down its 52 in-store cafés ...
When Donald Trump reclaimed the White House in November, the celebratory noise from Israel’s right was deafening. Israel’s ...
Labour has decided ( as reported by George Eaton) that, while the Conservatives may be the official opposition, the main threat comes from Nigel Farage and Reform UK. Today’s PMQs demonstrated quite ...
For British production companies, there appears an ever-dwindling hope of postmaster-style victory. Last week’s limited US trade deal and President Trump’s recent tariff threats on film and TV make ...
Also this week: trailing Trump in Saudi Arabia, and talking to the truth tellers.
Andy Street on the case for moderate conservatism.
Aid agencies are warning that Gaza faces a famine, which will be entirely manmade.
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
Echoes of the citizens of nowhere rhetoric – turbocharged – could be heard in yesterday’s warning by Keir Starmer that “we risk becoming an island of strangers”, as the Prime Minister gave a speech ...