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Diplomats represent their governments. These days they seldom lie; their political leaders do that for them.
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Diplomats represent their governments. These days they seldom lie; their political leaders do that for them.
Ten years on from David Cameron’s pledge to hold an EU referendum, we’re no closer to finding out.
NHS crisis, strike deadlock, energy prices – all are being squeezed out of the public discourse in favour of easy culture wars.
The political row over private provision exposes two great British hypocrisies.
Benefits promised by brexiteers are yet to materialise. And the EU Retained Law Bill is one of the biggest legislative headaches for the government.
Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without some version of Charles Dickens’ “ghostly little book”.
The catch of embracing fame, which the couple don’t like, is that others are entitled to a different version of the truth about them.
Panellists at the Price of War conference this week probed the defining events of 2022 – and were cautiously optimistic about the future.
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