William Hague will find Oxford very different to when he left it
Part of an era of pseudo-aristocratic excess, Hague is returning to an intensely politicised and class-conscious university.
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The truth about sick note Britain
The crisis in the Labour market is a symptom of the crisis on NHS waiting lists.
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The petition should worry the Conservatives, not Labour
This is another symptom of the disunited right.
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Labour shouldn’t fear the facile general election petition
The party’s communication problem is far greater than some online signatures.
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Why Rachel Reeves is channelling Thatcher
The Chancellor aims to argue that her tough economic medicine has worked.
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Jaguar’s “woke” rebrand is a commercial masterstroke
They have abandoned “golf club” loyalists for an international consumer base – no matter how it looks to Nigel Farage.
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Britain’s complicity with Netanyahu’s war must end
The International Criminal Court’s arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant make it clear: there is no justifying Israel's war.
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Why a liberal Joe Rogan will fail
His listeners come for his anarchic content, not his erratic politics.
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