Is universal basic income possible here?
In Jarrow, where jobless men once marched for work, a radical experiment in free money is unfolding.
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Can Deborah Turness fix BBC News?
The chief executive is focused on trust and transparency, but she will be judged above all on the fate of…
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Can Labour afford to be ambitious?
As the era of cheap money ends, the party needs to get radical on tax.
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The Green awakening
Why the Tories were routed in rural England.
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How will Fleet Street vote at the next general election?
The next UK election could be the first at which the Murdoch papers do not back the winning party.
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The new front in Prince Harry’s battle with the tabloids
Even if the Duke of Sussex fails to prove any unlawful behaviour by the Mirror Group, he is likely to…
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The great leaseholders’ revolt
From the Red Wall to Labour London, a growing anti-leasehold movement is pushing for radical change on housing.
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Freud save America
Psychoanalysis is back in vogue with the American left. But is that rejuvenation symbolic of the latter’s failure?
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