Who will pay the price for the Post Office scandal?
In Westminster, none of the main parties are innocent, but Ed Davey is in the greatest danger.
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“The next Post Office scandal”: how HMRC persecutes the victims of fraud
People who have lost their savings or had their identities co-opted have found themselves being pursued by the tax authorities.
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The Chagossians want their home back
In the Sixties the British government expelled them from their island. Exiled to the UK, they’ve never given up hope…
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Taipei’s tipping point
Ahead of the presidential election in January, Taiwanese officials know that keeping China calm is a delicate balancing act.
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Jeremy Hunt’s plan for chaos
The Autumn Statement revealed a government using its remaining time in office to poison its successor’s inheritance.
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Demolition Britain – where new-build schools are too dangerous for pupils
Schools under two years old are being condemned while students shiver in tents or fall behind on lessons at home.
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Zombie news: the strange resurrection of the local paper
The ghosts of regional journalism are being used to sell ads and score political points – but there are also…
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What are private schools really selling?
They no longer have a stranglehold on Oxbridge and would lose tax breaks under Labour. Can elite education survive?
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