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Royal courtiers still call it “the revolution”.
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Tonight the judges of the Booker Prize, chaired by Mary Beard, have announced an authoritative shortlist of six authors, led by two former winners in Douglas Stuart and Marlon James.
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Tonight the judges of the Booker Prize, chaired by Mary Beard, have announced an authoritative shortlist of six authors, led by two former winners in Douglas Stuart and Marlon James.
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Is Ed Davey’s leadership in trouble?
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Is Ed Davey’s leadership in trouble?
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Ahead of Keir Starmer’s first public meeting with Donald Trump, his team were painfully aware of the fact that the President liked holding wide-ranging and seemingly never-ending press conferences in the Oval Office, using these almost as a trial of his o…
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Ahead of Keir Starmer’s first public meeting with Donald Trump, his team were painfully aware of the fact that the President liked holding wide-ranging and seemingly never-ending press conferences in the Oval Office, using these almost as a trial of his o…
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For people living with unmanageable debt the effects are rarely confined to the financial.
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For people living with unmanageable debt the effects are rarely confined to the financial.
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When Andy Burnham took to the stage of the People’s History Museum in Manchester this summer to announce “the biggest council housebuilding programme since the postwar period”, he sent a clear signal: he wants to be the Prime Minister that finally relegat…
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When Andy Burnham took to the stage of the People’s History Museum in Manchester this summer to announce “the biggest council housebuilding programme since the postwar period”, he sent a clear signal: he wants to be the Prime Minister that finally relegat…
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When was the last time you had a proper disagreement?
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When was the last time you had a proper disagreement?
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Do you really like watching the news?
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Do you really like watching the news?
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Here are two stories about the rise of the AfD in Germany.
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Here are two stories about the rise of the AfD in Germany.
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In the last week of the summer holidays I braved the hordes at the Nation History Museum.
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In the last week of the summer holidays I braved the hordes at the Nation History Museum.
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The Prime Minister has made “good growth in every postcode” the north star of this government.
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The Prime Minister has made “good growth in every postcode” the north star of this government.
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This summer’s heatwaves are another reminder that climate change is already reshaping daily life.
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This summer’s heatwaves are another reminder that climate change is already reshaping daily life.
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George Galloway has announced that he is going to run as a candidate in the upcoming Holborn and St Pancras by-election, which will be held on 8 October.
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George Galloway has announced that he is going to run as a candidate in the upcoming Holborn and St Pancras by-election, which will be held on 8 October.
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As she walked to work through King’s Cross during the austerity years of the 2010s, Sagal Abdi-Wali began to notice a gradual increase in people sleeping rough.
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As she walked to work through King’s Cross during the austerity years of the 2010s, Sagal Abdi-Wali began to notice a gradual increase in people sleeping rough.
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At Prime Minister’s Questions on 9 September, Kemi Badenoch accused the government of having lost £330m a year in tax revenue by driving the hedge-fund billionaire Chris Rokos, whom she described as “Britain’s third biggest taxpayer”, to leave the country.
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At Prime Minister’s Questions on 9 September, Kemi Badenoch accused the government of having lost £330m a year in tax revenue by driving the hedge-fund billionaire Chris Rokos, whom she described as “Britain’s third biggest taxpayer” to leave the country
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James Marriott is one of the most successful British journalists of his generation.
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James Marriott is one of the most successful British journalists of his generation.
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James Marriott is one of the most successful British journalists of his generation.
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Are tech companies turning apocalypse into profit?
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Are tech companies turning apocalypse into profit?
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Are tech companies turning apocalypse into profit?
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Kate is in mourning.
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Fin Taylor is not wearing shoes.
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Kate is in mourning.
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It was one of Andy Burnham’s first statements as Prime Minister: “Britain reindustrialised, getting those good jobs back into all of our regions.”
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In 1994 I stood three feet from Liam Gallagher in a small dark room and watched him do almost nothing: hands behind his back, chin up, that adenoidal snarl pouring out of him.
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Interest rates will no longer be used as the main means of controlling inflation under a Green government.
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Interest rates will no longer be used as the main means of controlling inflation under a Green government.
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Labour’s ruling National Executive Committee has chosen Joe Fortune as the party’s new general secretary.
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In 1994 I stood three feet from Liam Gallagher in a small dark room and watched him do almost nothing: hands behind his back, chin up, that adenoidal snarl pouring out of him.
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The question one should always ask when a beloved film is reimagined as a musical is: why?
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I remember the first time that I saw the late Bonnie Greer.
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At 75, Gordon Brown likes to joke that he is too old for British politics and too young for American politics.
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Mortal life is strange.