Steve Hilton’s California Dream
Steve Hilton for California In a state plagued by policy paralysis, spiralling costs and a crisis of political imagination, Steve Hilton’s announcement that
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British made – Chinese owned
Steel. Energy. Transport. These aren’t just sectors – they’re the spine of any sovereign state. And over the past two decades, China has
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Badenoch: Expectation management
Kemi Badenoch’s declaration that the upcoming local elections will be “very, very difficult” for the Conservatives isn’t just a warning – it’s a
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Kashmir: India-Pakistan tensions
Tensions between India and Pakistan have reached boiling point following a deadly terrorist attack in the disputed Kashmir region earlier this week, prompting
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Tariffs hit UK growth outlook
The International Monetary Fund has cut its forecast for UK economic growth in 2025, warning Donald Trump’s escalating global trade war is weighing
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UK law firm’s £36bn claim
A small litigation firm with big ambitions is now centre stage in what is thought to be the largest legal claim in British
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Google ad rap
In a landmark blow to Silicon Valley’s tech elite, a US federal judge has ruled that Google unlawfully built and maintained a monopoly
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Lim Dems: ‘Farage fighting fund’
The Liberal Democrats have launched what they’re calling a “Farage Fighting Fund” – and let’s not pretend it’s anything less than a political
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Pope laid to rest in Rome
The Vatican has confirmed Pope Francis will be buried this Saturday following his death from a stroke on Easter Monday. The 88-year-old pontiff
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Floody hell
The West Midlands, the most landlocked region in the UK, isn’t somewhere you’d instinctively associate with flood risk. There’s no dramatic coastline, no