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Here is how Reeves became trapped on tax. Raising more from ordinary voters is viewed as politically untenable. Raising more ...
Irish republicans and Palestine activists have long sought kinship. Outside Westminster Magistrates' Court, did they find it?
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A perilous age
This was the same Netanyahu who in 2002 promised the American public that invading Iraq would create a new Middle East. An ...
Ryan Gilbey’s unconventional memoir It Used to Be Witches is wrapped in the film critic’s study of LGBTQ+ movie-making.
An unlikely pairing sighted in Portcullis House: Tim Farron and the ex-England footballer Graeme Le Saux. The Lib Dem is a ...
Trump has learned dangerous lessons from other strongmen.
hat politicians eat, or say they eat, tells us so much about them. Tony Blair told his northern constituents in Sedgefield ...
Economic growth in the West was effectively halved, while the autocracies from which the oil came – Saudi Arabia, Russia – ...
Harold Wilson and Gordon Brown both looked to history in their plans for government. Today's politicians should do the same.
These assassinations, attempted murders and planned attacks are all shocking acts of political violence. They’re also familiar. We don’t yet know for sure the shooter’s motives. But their target list, ...
Opinion
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Living by the sword
From Israel and Iran to Ukraine and Russia, nations across the globe are engaged in existential battles.
Badenoch has chosen not to have a regular deputy for these occasions, offering the job to a revolving cast of Tory frontbenchers. Unsurprisingly given what was obviously going to be the main issue, ...