The world on edge
An unstable moment in history The past few weeks have felt like a blur of instability, a reel of violence, power plays, and.
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Israel strikes Hamas in Qatar
Trump calls strike “unfortunate” Israel has carried out strikes on Hamas’s political leadership in Qatar for the first time, killing six people and.
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Wealth taxes fuel decline
Unions’ populist fix is fiscal folly Britain’s trade unions have a simple story to tell: the rich can pay, and the rest of.
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Dear Brad, choose Birmingham
An open letter from the West Midlands Dear Brad Pitt, We hear you’re bringing Plan B across the Atlantic. After F1 stormed the.
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English test for benefits
Integration must come first Immigration has brought Britain huge cultural and economic benefits. From the NHS to high streets, industries would have collapsed.
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Reform’s conference conundrum
Partnership content, with Walk Through Walls. The risk of engagement Nigel Farage’s Reform UK may be topping opinion polls, but its Birmingham conference.
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Gratitude from global perspective
The caller’s complaint – how deluded we can be James Cleverly was on LBC this week when a caller, Joshua, dialled in during.
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Exam grade con
In the wake of this year’s A-level and GCSE exam results, our columnist Josh Moreton shares his story – and delivers his blunt.
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Britain: A holiday for everyone
Scrambling up mountains, walking through forests and meandering through fields are all part of our instinct as humans. So, why don’t more people.
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Britain’s uneasy melting pot moment
We are living through a moment in Britain where the phrase “melting pot” is less a warm metaphor of togetherness and more a.