Jonathan Sacks was that rare figure in British life: a public intellectual. He was a man who combined profound learning and thought with an enviable
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We’re all familiar with the scene in so many westerns: a Main Street deserted mid-morning. Shuttered shops and bars. Just one or two people scurrying
The campaigns finished much as they began. The Prime Minister repeated both verbally and, at the JCB factory, in theatrical form, his key message to
It is 36 years since we had a General Election in which I was not a candidate. Watching this one from the sidelines is a
Charles Dickens’ childhood was overshadowed by the improvidence of his father, John,and the chaotic state of the family’s finances. At 11, Charles, was sent to work
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