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Total Results: 1083
30 Apr 2021 - 1:10am
London has become a vanity project
Like every Mayor before him, Sadiq Khan views the city as his stage
Douglas Murray
Monday, 12 April
12.04
Why they’ll never understand Brexit
Too many experts are unable to escape their own political prejudices
James Kirkup
Thursday, 8 April
08.04
The hypocrisy of David Cameron
The ex-PM has become a symbol of systemic failure
Peter Franklin
Tuesday, 30 March
30.03
It’s all America’s fault
Naive Brits have been duped by its poisonous politics
Ed West
Monday, 22 March
22.03
Inside a Russian penal colony
Navalny discovered that the spirit of Stalin's gulags is alive and well
Tim Ogden
Friday, 19 March
19.03
Did I give my patients Covid?
Over the past year, I've watched my hospital make mistake after mistake
Jane Smith
Wednesday, 17 March
17.03
Women rebels without a cause
The Sarah Everard protests were more about symbolic action than political change
Mary Harrington
Friday, 29 January
29.01
What if it’s not the economy, Vince?
The former Lib Dem leader's amoral new book has a blind spot when it comes to China
James Kirkup
Wednesday, 14 October
14.10
Will the military disobey Trump?
Under Nixon, the Defense Department ignored and subverted direct orders from the President
Rebecca John
Wednesday, 16 September
16.09
Can bad men do good things?
The idea that President Trump deserves a Nobel Peace Prize isn't as crazy as it sounds
Stephen Pollard
Thursday, 9 April
09.04
How long will lockdown last?
It's the politics more than the science that makes a long-term quarantine unlikely
Freddie Sayers
Wednesday, 25 December
25.12
Tolkien’s guide to contemporary politics
The stars of the EU flag represent the coming together of nations — but one can't help but notice the shape that they form.
Peter Franklin
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