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One of the great myths of British politics is that prime ministers and chancellors learn from their mistakes. The opposite is ...
There is a story being told about Robert Jenrick. It runs like this: shortly after 7 October 2023, and shortly before he ...
Robert Jenrick is now widely expected to lead the Tories into the next election. He is a harbinger of a harsher politics to ...
The time I spend editing my computerised medical notes outweighs any productivity gains I get from not writing them.
Keir Starmer could learn a thing or two from the ruthless corporate machine that is the All England Club.
Ash trees are firmly rooted in Britain’s history – and they are making a remarkable comeback.
The government now stands at a crossroads. Does it engage or retreat behind the barricades of Downing Street? After a year in ...
Fifty years after it flopped at the box office, Stanley Kubrick’s 18th-century epic is now recognised as an outright ...
Alexander Starritt’s new novel, Drayton and Mackenzie, attempts to cast Big Tech’s leaders as Olympians shaping our age – but ...
The quality of school meals has been falling dramatically in the cost-of-living crisis – and the proof is in the pudding.
Under Maga rule, the Fourth of July means a party to which only a few Americans are invited.
The Justice Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, likes saying it, as did her predecessor, Alex Chalk, and his predecessor-but-one, ...