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Magistrates’ courts can’t fix our justice deadlock

Magistrates’ courts can’t fix our justice deadlock

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Night owls aren’t lazy – we’re being punished for our biology

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3. Black labs and no-go zones: how politicians lost the plot

3. Black labs and no-go zones: how politicians lost the plot
07.10.2026 20

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4. The magic of reading to children

06.10.2026 20

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4. “Why would anyone try to defend Hitler?”: Jacob Rees-Mogg on his clash with Tucker Carlson

4. “Why would anyone try to defend Hitler?”: Jacob Rees-Mogg on his clash with Tucker Carlson
06.10.2026 60

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1. Kemi Badenoch has strengths – just not those of an opposition leader

1. Kemi Badenoch has strengths – just not those of an opposition leader
04.10.2026 50

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The Tory war on Neets will punish parents instead

The Tory war on Neets will punish parents instead
04.10.2026 60

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Barack Obama’s reading list

Barack Obama’s reading list
03.10.2026 20

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1. Sheep will be provided

1. Sheep will be provided
02.10.2026 20

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3. Labour wants to fix social care – but who will pay for it?

29.09.2026 100

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5. The battle for Britain’s youth vote has begun

28.09.2026 30

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5. A lesson in empathy from arguing with cyclists on the internet

25.09.2026 40

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1. Britain is afraid of disagreement

22.09.2026 20

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3. Britain is afraid of disagreement

22.09.2026 50

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5. What we lose when everything has a price

22.09.2026 60

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Drinking in Soho is a fundamental freedom

19.09.2026 30

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The Thelma and Louise musical has nothing on the film

18.09.2026 50

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5. Phone-tracking parents are raising a generation of infantilised teens

16.09.2026 30

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2. The lost past of 70 Up

15.09.2026 30

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5. Portsmouth’s anti-migrant protesters have given up on democracy

08.09.2026 30

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5. The National Trust and its discontents

08.09.2026 30

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4. Treating cohabiting couples like they’re married is a mad idea

07.09.2026 50

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Jon Ronson’s lost boys

03.09.2026 30

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4. The wide chasm of Electra/Persona

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03.09.2026 20

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1. In Hounslow, they are letting a hundred flowers bloom

30.08.2026 30

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5. Switzerland has been overrun by influencers

28.08.2026 60

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4. How I quit Elon Musk’s toxic online playground

26.08.2026 40

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The truth about Britain’s prisons crisis

12.08.2026 30

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5. Can Andy Burnham move fast enough for voters?

11.08.2026 40

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4. The Bonehill-Paine affair leaves the Tories with questions to answer

06.08.2026 40

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5. Before Count Binface, there was Catmando

06.08.2026 60

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4. Who owns the Odyssey?

01.08.2026 60

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3. Dehenna Davison: “If you go to conference you see just how gay the Conservative Party is”

17.07.2026 50

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4. Count Binface’s theory of democracy

16.07.2026 40

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Violence has infected our politics

16.07.2026 50

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Could “Pride!” convert my Tory husband to musical theatre?

14.07.2026 40

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5. Government mis-sold student loans to a generation, report finds

07.07.2026 80

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Sandra Oh is getting cancelled in The Misanthrope

02.07.2026 40

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How should we remember 7 October?

30.06.2026 40

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2. We need better social media – not no social media

29.06.2026 60

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1. Maggie Oliver: “They’re going to re-traumatise victims”

27.06.2026 50

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1. Pride the musical: a rousing reminder that solidarity can triumph

27.06.2026 90

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3. The age of the unelected prime minister

23.06.2026 50

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5. Chris Bryant: “I’ve got a terrible confession”

22.06.2026 100

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3. We haven’t learned from Jo Cox’s death

16.06.2026 50

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Britain has had enough of “common sense” politics

12.06.2026 40

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4. The false promise that sparked the student loans crisis

09.06.2026 90

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2. Will graduates ever be compensated for student debt?

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09.06.2026 50

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What Makerfield believes

03.06.2026 50

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5. The viruses that heal us

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02.06.2026 50

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