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Failure to reform asylum laws is inhumane – and Rishi must say so
It’s simply cruel to tolerate people-smuggling. Only when this case is made can the Rwanda policy survive
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Are we witnessing the break-up of the Conservative Party?
The Braverman drama is indicative of a party that knows it faces a choice of defeat – or annihilation
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The real Covid scandal is emerging right in front of the inquiry’s nose
Britain could have escaped the horrors of lockdown, but nobody pulled apart the doom models driving it
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Conservatism is in crisis because the Tories no longer have a faith to live by
Defeat isn’t inevitable, if only they realised there’s no shortage of causes the Right could champion
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Britain’s best hope is high growth India – not the sclerotic EU bloc
In migration patterns and the Indo-Pacific tilt, a post-Brexit strategy for the UK is finally taking shape
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Rishi Sunak has played his last, best card. Now he must pray for a miracle
The PM hopes that a big heave on welfare reform and appointing Claire Coutinho will shift the dial
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‘Abuse of power’? Theresa May is the expert
The ex-Prime Minister’s book mutters darkly about Windrush, John Bercow and her nemesis, the police – but her own failings somehow evanesce
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The Tory blob has squeezed the life out of the free school revolution
The party has strangely lost interest in an agenda that has delivered choice and higher standards
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Why isn’t Starmer leading the charge on this egregious miscarriage of justice?
His CPS’s culture of denial over Andrew Malkinson was surprising. Sir Keir is well placed to help fix it
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Who will debunk the ‘fake news’ that trapped Britain in lockdown?
Misinformation is at its most lethal when believed and acted upon by governments
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Tony Blair is preparing to rule Britain again – and Starmer might just let him
The ex-PM may be only too happy to fill Labour’s vacuum of ideas. But what is his agenda really?
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Texas is boiling – and booming. Where is the climate catastrophe?
Global warming is a huge problem, but adaptation and tech give us the tools to handle extreme weather
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If Labour seizes on the Huw Edwards story to regulate the press, we all lose
Attempts to gag free and fearless newspapers would do serious harm to the functioning of democracy
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Look behind Labour’s reformist rhetoric and there’s nothing there
Starmer’s centralising plans for schools show how far his party is from crafting a real agenda for reform
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Jeremy Clarkson ruling puts press regulator in violation of its own charter
A bridge has now been crossed as a defence of press freedom has been trampled upon in the face of a Twitterstorm
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Sunak’s five pledges seemed so easy: now they have become his albatross
From small boats to the NHS, the Prime Minister’s luck is vanishing – and so is his path to electoral victory
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