Norway gets real on defence
Norway finds itself at a crossroads where virtue meets realpolitik. The theatre of ethics is clashing head-on with the choreography of geopolitics. For.
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Culture wars: Columbia Uni
The resignation of Columbia University President Katrina Armstrong isn’t just another personnel change in academia – it’s a symbolic surrender in a broader,.
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UK summit combats immigration crime
World leaders gathered in London this week for a landmark summit aimed at tackling the global threat of organised immigration crime (OIC). Prime.
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British Steel on the brink
If Britain lets the blast furnaces of Scunthorpe go cold, we’re not just losing jobs – we’re melting down the very core of.
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Farage’s electoral war cry
Nigel Farage, flanked by fake betting shops, shuttered pubs and overflowing bins, rolled into Birmingham on a JCB and declared war – not.
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Vets Minister’s Everest record bid
Veterans Minister Alistair Carns is aiming to get from London to the top of Everest and back in just seven days. Success for.
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“PM” Farage vs. NatWest
In the theatre of British public life, few do drama like Nigel Farage. And this week, the curtain fell on one of his.
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What next for British Steel?
British Steel, once the roaring furnace of Britain’s industrial pride, now sits on the edge of collapse after its Chinese owner, Jingye, dramatically.
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10 million hit by welfare changes
Around 3.2 million households will see their income drop by an average of £1,720 per year, analysis of the impacts of the welfare.
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‘Make or break’ for Reeves
I’ve watched Labour’s Spring Budget 2025 unfold with a mix of bemusement and anticipation. Delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves on March 26, this.