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“Loyalty is the Tory party’s secret weapon,” Conservative minister David Maxwell Fyfe once famously remarked. He was wrong then, and he’s...
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The Atlantic and the English Channel are narrower than you might think. The fashionable theory these last few years was that President Donald Trump...
A group of right-wing dissident Tory factions, dubbed “The Five Families” — a tribute to the mafia clans popularized in The Godfather —...
One famous definition of insanity, wrongly attributed to Einstein, is “doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” For 13...
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