The inescapable logic of pedestrianising Oxford Street
The plan has been raised more than once. This time, it might actually happen.
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People complain about first-past-the-post – but everyone knew the rules
The Liberal Democrats showed how the system should be played.
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In praise of British politics
We are fortunate in this country that the transfer of power is so calm and dignified.
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This shabby election campaign is finally over
The Conservatives’ fearmongering did everything it could to guarantee defeat.
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The risk of deepfakes deciding elections is real
Trust in politicians is at record lows even without the menace of disinformation.
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The low-quality debate changed nothing
Keir Starmer looked uncomfortable and stiff on stage – but it doesn’t matter.
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Why has Finland joined Nato?
Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine catalysed the most significant security restructure in northern Europe for decades.
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Has Georgia’s Russian drift come to an end?
Days of fierce protests in Tbilisi have defeated pro-Kremlin legislation.
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