What we must learn from the infected blood scandal
This failure and its cover-up reveals the harm done by the NHS’s “institutional defensiveness”.
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The myth of progressive Catholicism
Not even the will of God can keep the culture wars out of the Vatican.
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The shocking death of Iran’s president
Ebrahim Raisi was the ultimate regime insider and his death has thrown the country into turmoil.
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There is such a thing as society
To fix this country after 14 years of Tory ruin, we’re going to need to start saying as much.
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The unlikely alliance of Robert F Kennedy Jr and Russell Brand
Any ambition RFK had to be taken seriously has been undermined by his adoption of Brand as a quasi-sidekick.
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The EU’s fear-based foreign policy
Europe’s policymaking risks paralysis in a world that is fast changing around us.
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Are girls “growing up too fast” online?
Viral videos of pre-teens documenting their skincare regimes and “love lives” have sparked a moral panic.
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Do Tory defections to Labour herald a realignment?
The liberal centre-right is not yet shifting as a bloc to Keir Starmer’s party.
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