Peter Mandelson: From scandal to scandal
The latest shocking revelations surely mean the end of his political career Peter Mandelson is one of those shadowy figures who has always.
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What monetary course could Britain chart?
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee meets this month to vote on whether to raise or lower the base rate With the.
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World Affairs
Precious metals continue to shine amid speculation on global currency reset
China continues to buy up physical silver, putting pressure on paper contracts issued by exchanges in the West It has been just over.
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Our cities are being hollowed out by design
UK must become more pro-tenant – or risk losing its soul completey Regeneration has become a confidence trick. We dress buildings in the.
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US dollar’s reign teetering as global reserve system shifts
Data shows ‘de-dollarisation’ – a gradual retreat from the greenback – is under way The US dollar’s centuries-long dominance at the heart of.
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Can Andy Street’s Prosper UK save the Conservative Party?
The centre ground is not dead – but it has been abandoned The most dangerous myth in modern British politics is that the.
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‘University of Birmingham diabetes screening breakthrough – this is just the start’
Prof Neil Hanley tells the story behind the story – of UoB pioneers’ journey of global medical breakthroughs Last week, a story came.
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‘President Trump’s words don’t worry me – I know what happened in Afghanistan’
Former Royal Marines Commando Dave Pettifer assesses the President’s comments (since rowed back) about NATO troops President Donald Trump’s recent poorly chosen words.
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Decline of support for the monarchy among Gen Z
Why most Gen Z believe the British monarchy should be put in the dustbin of history As we head into 2026, the monarchy.
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Labour’s election delays – evidence of a government that’s lost its way
Govt’s delays echo an ugly global pattern democracies learn to fear The Labour government’s decision to push back more than twenty local elections.