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Public inquiries are a valuable tool for democracies to address major catastrophes and failures, a transparent process that enables facts to be...
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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says things will get worse before they get better. Anyone who doubts that needs only to take a look at the state of...
Every country has its national myths and idiosyncrasies. These play an essential role in creating a collective consciousness and sense of shared...
Every good horror movie deserves a sequel. Four years ago, Britain’s government caused panic and dread when it proposed a new formula for...
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Britain’s prisons are so full that the government plans to release thousands of inmates early — but you can always find a bit of extra space if you...
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