The Super League is dead – but the challenge for Boris Johnson lives on
Calls for a more radical approach to how British football is run and regulated are not going to go away.
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Why talking about football is a feminist issue
Football is not enjoyed or played equally by men and women but it is still discussed as a gender-neutral interest.
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Who will win the race to replace Len McCluskey as Unite general secretary?
The election is a complicated three-way affair that will be determined by labour politics, not Labour politics.
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Who bangs on about Scottish independence the most? The numbers, revealed
The SNP have traditionally been responsible for most mentions of independence but in recent years the Scottish Tories have begun…
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Should Boris Johnson call a snap Scottish independence referendum?
Nicola Sturgeon is right to fear that an early vote could favour the unionist side.
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Boris Johnson challenged on lack of sign language at press conferences – in sign language
Vicky Foxcroft, Labour's shadow minister for disabled people, made history at PMQs with a question in sign language.
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How the Greensill scandal has become more dangerous for the Conservatives
The story could shift from being one about David Cameron’s texts to one about how the Tories have conducted themselves…
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Shirley Williams was a model politician and human being
The late Liberal Democrat had a special kind of star quality – a charisma based upon unrivalled grace and reasonableness.
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