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Sunak’s talk of tax cuts shows he knows what trouble the Tories are in
The Government appears to have finally decided to try to win the next general election rather than face a 1997-style wipeout
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Cut benefits for those who view worklessness as a lifestyle choice
Mel Stride is right: state aid should exist for people who cannot work, not those who cannot be bothered
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Labour may soon storm to power – it’s time to ask: what would Starmer do?
Judging by his dreary performance thus far, Sir Keir will do a far better job getting to No 10 than he will once he’s there
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Watch: The Crown’s depiction of Princess Diana’s death is intrusive and mawkish | Royal Insight
In this episode, Camilla Tominey explores how the depiction of the Royal family’s grief makes for an uncomfortable watch
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Harry and Meghan aren’t finding freedom. They’re still living in the past
Was this really the “progressive new role” the Sussexes envisaged for themselves when they dropped their Megxit bombshell?
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Illegal migration is pushing Europe to the brink – and it isn’t racist to say so
Britain is hardly alone in seeking to crack down on illegal arrivals – and worrying about national cohesion
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‘Torrent of anti-Semitism’ at UCL must be investigated, say 500 alumni
Former students including Nadhim Zahawi have written to the provost to demand action
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Good riddance, Carol Vorderman – you won’t be missed
The self-styled ‘woman of the people’ has left the BBC after posting anti-Tory tweets. Listeners are unlikely to mind
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King remains poker-faced in speech reflecting climate climbdown
Charles III appeared dispassionate, resisting a trademark grimace as he announced Bills he almost certainly disagrees with
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The King turns 75 – with just one son by his side
If the King were to make one birthday wish, it would undoubtedly be for a sustained period of silence from the Sussexes and their supporters
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Dominic Cummings can’t take responsibility for his own failures
Under his watch, Downing Street descended into a sort of pandemic version of Fortnite
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For the first time in my life, I’m beginning to fear for the future of Britain
The aftermath of Hamas’s terror attacks has exposed intolerance, as well as the weakness of our leaders
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The diplomatic minefield of the royal tour – and which countries might prove most difficult
During his visit to Kenya, the King has expressed sorrow for colonial acts of violence. How will he tackle historic grievances elsewhere?
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Our children are bleeding us dry
There’s no shame in being a penny-pinching parent when the costs are soaring
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Harley Street doctor compares Israel to Nazis as she posts picture of swastika next to state flag
Cosmetics procedures specialist reported to police over online comments following bombing of Gaza in response to Hamas massacre
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The Left will never admit that disciplining children works
Traditional teaching and high expectations for student behaviour produces results
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