“People have nowhere to turn”: Britain’s first “warm banks” open their doors
Charities and councils offer refuge for people who cannot afford heating this winter.
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Who pays for Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng’s mess? Welfare claimants, as always
The government’s giveaway to the rich may be matched by real-terms cuts to benefits for the poorest and most vulnerable.
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As Britain faces a hard winter, the 1 per cent will get richer
That is Kwasi Kwarteng’s logic.
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British voters move left on the economy, as Liz Truss drags it to the right
Enthusiasm is growing in Britain for higher taxes and spending on public services, and redistribution of wealth.
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Labour and Tory politicians have played their part in Muslim-Hindu tensions
Even before the incidents in Leicester, Labour activists exploited anti-Modi sentiment, while Zac Goldsmith played on Islamophobia.
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Why we should celebrate British sentimentality
The emotional openness shown after the death of the Queen makes us a better and kinder country.
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The Queen had an unwavering belief in the necessity of her strange, parent-like role
Mourning a long-lived figure is deeply bound up with accepting our own histories of loss.
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Behind the Bradley Stoke Tesco self-service “boycott”
Are shoppers in south Gloucestershire really queuing to avoid new tills?
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