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I didn’t fully understand Jonathan Swift’s epic at nine years old – that was why reading it made me feel…
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Leader: We should never forget Arthur Labinjo-Hughes
Arthur’s suffering was sustained and exacerbated by lockdown, which has created a generation of “ghost children” who are lost in…
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Farewell Merkel, hello Scholz | Germany Elects
A special edition of the World Review podcast, as Olaf Scholz is elected the next Chancellor of Germany.
Boris Johnson announces Covid “Plan B” rules for England as Omicron variant spreads
The public will be advised to work from home from next week as Covid passports are introduced for large venues
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Principled, powerful and precise – Angela Merkel is everything Boris Johnson could never be
It’s impossible to imagine Merkel indulging in puerile slanging matches with the French, seeking to curb the judiciary, or breaking…
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The economic impact of poor dental health is significant, but the potential for accessible oral health interventions shouldn’t be underestimated.
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Labour reshuffle: a leaner and meaner shadow cabinet?
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Why Boris Johnson may pay a political price for Downing Street’s lockdown Christmas revels
As with the row over Dominic Cummings's illicit jaunt to Durham, exceptionalism and hypocrisy can do governments real reputational damage.
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