Two states finally buried
Recognition that changes nothing The sudden cascade of Western governments recognising a Palestinian state has been heralded in some quarters as a breakthrough.
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£10m boost for addiction research talent
Government tackles shortage of experts The UK government has announced a £10 million investment in addiction research, aiming to address the country’s shortage.
Education
Safe sex, please, uni freshers
Students warned at start of term As thousands of students head to universities for Freshers Week, health officials are warning them to use.
Justice
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First migrant sent back
Labour’s ‘one-in, one-out’ deal takes effect The UK has completed its first migrant return to France under the flagship “one-in, one-out” agreement –.
People
Dental drive tackles inequalities
Two million toothbrushes delivered Hundreds of thousands of children in deprived parts of England are already benefiting from a major government-backed drive to.
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This is not free speech
Selective outrage undermines principle Charlie Kirk built his profile on a relentless defence of free speech – campus tours, rallies, and campaigns railing.
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Public backs by-elections after MP defection
Strong support for resignations Two-thirds of Britons say MPs who defect to another political party should be required to resign and contest a.
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Starmer running out of road
Keir Starmer’s premiership began with a promise to restore order, rebuild trust and deliver a decade of renewal. Fourteen months in, and that.
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Recognition now is stupid
Starmer’s symbolic flourish risks real harm Politics loves a big, theatrical gesture. But theatre is not diplomacy, and applause in the Commons will.
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Mindset coaching for youngsters
Former soldier helping Generation Alpha build resilience A former soldier from Evesham has launched a coaching programme to help young people face the.