England’s green and forbidden lands: Nick Hayes on his battle for the public’s right to ramble
An illustrator and lifelong trespasser fights back against the English landowning elite, one walk at a time.
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The lewd character of a Tory MP never changes, despite what a spin doctor might say.
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Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Would Biden or Trump end America’s forever wars?
The people of the United States are weary of military intervention abroad; they want their leaders to start fighting for them.
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The legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
The late Supreme Court Justice was not always progressive, but the US is unquestionably a more equal, equitable country than it…
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The disturbing world of gun rights activism
NPR podcast No Compromise investigates the movements around gun control within America's far right.
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How Trump’s Supreme Court pick could trigger a crisis of legitimacy for the judiciary
If the nominee is confirmed, five of the nine justices on the court will have been appointed by presidents who…
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The threat of a second lockdown shows why the government must not end financial support
Ministers cannot maintain consent for lockdown measures if people have to choose between financial survival and entering self-isolation.
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