The prime minister for victims
Britain is a nation beset by trauma, and Keir Starmer’s role will be to assuage it.
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British steel’s apocalyptic future
Port Talbot’s steelworks closure reveals the potential human cost of a badly-built green economy.
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From Windrush to the Post Office, I find a Britain losing its faith in fair play
At the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry I met Mark Kelly, who has lost everything he worked for.
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Children’s mental health is yet another brutally polarised debate
For the sake of those who are genuinely struggling, difficult questions and nuanced arguments must receive a fair hearing.
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Inside the loneliness bureau
The minister for loneliness, equalities and civil society Stuart Andrew on his own spells of solitude and why language must…
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To catch a catfish
How one detective took on an international network of romance fraudsters.
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Dispatches from the land of Long Covid
My search for a cure took me into the strange waters of wellness.
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The real divide over Ulez, LTNs and 20mph zones
Councillors defy Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer by overwhelmingly supporting traffic-calming measures.
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