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Belarus’ Foreign Minister’s sudden death has raised eyebrows and sparked theories of foul play.
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Today’s Edition – 30th November 2022
Belarus’ Foreign Minister’s sudden death has raised eyebrows and sparked theories of foul play.
Belarus’ Foreign Minister’s sudden death has raised eyebrows and sparked theories of foul play.
Caitlin Allen
November 29, 2022
Daily Briefing: Zero Covid is an increasingly untenable policy. Yet abandoning it will come at quite some cost.
Mattie Brignal
November 29, 2022
New research reveals the extent of the UK’s exposure to economic leverage from Beijing.
The Hound
November 29, 2022
England are playing Wales in the World Cup group stage finale. With millions of rival fans crammed together in pubs, what could possibly go wrong?
Simon Chadwick
November 29, 2022
Alongside the World Cup’s main sponsors, a tradition has emerged of business competitors during tournaments engaging in “ambush” marketing.
Giga Watt
November 29, 2022
Instead of the annual cycle of disappointment, there needs to be more time between events for tangible progress to be made.
Caitlin Allen
November 28, 2022
Daily Briefing: Sunak is set to make his first major foreign policy speech since becoming Prime Minister this evening.
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There is a dignified way to lose or there is the Trump way. Sturgeon is heading in the latter direction.
It’s unfashionable to say so but the Tory decision of going helter-skelter for the Red Wall alone was a huge mistake.
Loyalty was the Tory party’s secret weapon in the 1950s against a divided Labour. Reviving some of that spirit is key if it wants to avoid electoral oblivion.
Like it or not, sport is intertwined with politics. Sportsmen who reject the link are shirking the responsibility that accompanies their money and fame.
Bretons are a broody people, not much given to uproar, reflects Walter in this week’s letter.
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Gerald Malone
November 26, 2022
It’s a Wonderful Life is about to open at the ENO, just as funding cuts have made the opera house’s life hell.
Ben Wright
November 26, 2022
We are forever hearing that “English cricket as we know it is dying.” Perhaps it’s time we gave the red-ball game a little more credit.
Adam Boulton
November 26, 2022
The British public is just about mature enough to have a sensible debate about the need for more immigration.
Noah Keate
November 23, 2022
Housing security is essential for a meaningful life and pivotal to a brighter future for the young.
Walter Ellis
November 19, 2022
This week, tooth, tyre and door troubles keep Walter busy.
England are playing Wales in the World Cup group stage finale. With millions of rival fans crammed together in pubs, what could possibly go wrong?
Mattie Brignal
November 25, 2022
President Xi Jinping has an increasingly fractious population to add to his economic woes.
The Editorial Board
November 25, 2022
The First Minister has made a big mistake in claiming the next election will be a de facto referendum.
Irena Skuba
November 24, 2022
Accepting that the independence ship has sailed would mean we could move on to making Scotland better for all of us.
Frank Ledwidge
November 24, 2022
The recent recapture of Kherson marks a clear decision point for Ukraine. Russian forces are now definitively on the defensive.
Caitlin Allen
November 23, 2022
The nationalist dream of Scottish independence appears more distant than ever today.
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