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France wakes up to Depardieu
This could be a turning point in how the country treats questionable men
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The Tories could be heading for extinction
Defeat is certain, a total wipe-out possible – and don’t underestimate the role of Brexit in this meltdown
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Venice Biennale exhibition explores how Palestinians have become ‘foreigners everywhere’
South West Bank delves into the historic struggles Palestinians have faced
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If I could talk to the animals…
Why are we fascinated by talking horses and chatty cats in fiction?
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The crazy gossip about Sadiq Khan
London’s mayor won a third term quite easily - but only after Westminster buzzed with talk that Susan Hall was set for a stunning upset
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Rishi Sunak has left the Tories’ future up in the air
If Rishi Sunak is ousted, should Tory MPs or members pick his replacement? The answer isn’t that simple
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Could there be a new referendum in 2024?
Sir John Curtice has laid out a convincing case for why Keir Starmer may be drawn into backing one soon
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More than a little local difficulty
A disastrous set of elections leave the Tories facing an existential crisis
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Universities are turning to police to end student protests and it’s spiralling out of control
When you invite local or state police to campus to address protests, control of the situation is handed over to them
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Like a bad smell, Farage is back
Newspaper reports claim that Nigel Farage is ready to return to frontline politics and stand for Reform in the general election
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Multicultural Man: On the London marathon
The spectacle of this great host of well-meaning folk aroused in me yet more carping and cavilling
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Alastair Campbell’s Diary: Britain is better with the NHS
Much of the criticism the NHS receives is given by the ministers who helped create its problems
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Labour has a golden opportunity to resolve the migration issue
In doing so, the party must prepare for the inevitable backlash from the far right fringes
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The language suffering from excess passion
The word now used to denote enthusiasm has come a long way from its early days when it was most often used in connection with Christ
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How Annie Ernaux is seen on the street
Photographic chronicles of the everyday, inspired by Nobel winner Annie Ernaux
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The family at the end of the world
The apocalypse comes to a group of siblings in south-east France in We Are Together Because, a stunning new novel by Kerry Andrew
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Maria Montessori: The woman who created the miracle of San Lorenzo
The Italian revolutionised children’s education and established the schools that carry her name all over the world to this day
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Britain’s masters of margherita
It arrived nearly 100 years ago to little fanfare but is close to becoming a national obsession. How did Britain fall so hard for pizza?
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Can we justify paternalism?
For children and vulnerable adults, some level of state-enforced restriction can be benign
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The Tories are ruling on borrowed time
As well as local polls, Britain should have been holding a general election this week. What happened?
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When things fall apart: The Tory endgame
How does this government’s collapse compare with the death throes of previous administrations?
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It's time for big government
You only have to look out of the window to realise that the state is going to have to do a lot more – and do it as soon as possible
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Channelling energy: How the Eurotunnel was born
After years of false starts, the Channel Tunnel opened 30 years ago this week. Yet Brexit shows that it has failed to bring us closer to Europe
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Getting nervous in Trumpland
The tension felt by New Yorkers in the wake of Trump’s trial is a constant reminder of what is at stake for the country in November
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Students stand up for Palestine
Protesters at the Paris Institute of Political Studies have taken a leaf out of Columbia University’s book
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Can the AfD survive another scandal?
During their party conference, the AfD wallowed in self-pity but it was entirely self-inflicted
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Waitrose and Ottolenghi are a perfect pairing
Yotam Ottolenghi might be getting close to Jamie Oliver territory and that’s OK by me. He’s earned it
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Cameron’s return epitomises the UK’s ills
A man who has been the cause of Brexit would, if he had any sense of honour, creep away and stay away
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In search of Englishness
As Keir Starmer tries to redefine what it means to be English, Tom Baldwin and Marc Stears ask what really lies behind our patriotic political myths
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Post-Brexit Britain's border disaster
Welcome to the Sevington Inland Border Facility, the Brexiteers’ gift to Britain
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