Little England, Great Britain
The war in Iran has exposed a crippling English neurosis
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Milan and the tragedy of decline
The final Milan derby in the storied San Siro is indicative of broader, destructive forces
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Don’t let Britain decline
The Fourth Great Disruption is here
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Nostalgia is left wing now
At a model village in Norfolk, I briefly glimpse a functioning, confident England
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British voters never get what they want
At each election, people demand change that does not come
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The dead dream of the millennium
Our century started as it meant to go on: with broken promises
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Why is Keir Starmer so unpopular?
Britain needs a leader willing to break with the legacy of Thatcherism
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Keir Starmer, the tragic matador
British politics is a test of individuals’ instincts more than a contest between ideologies
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I was wrong about Broken Britain
The country can feel divided and lost, but there’s always another side to the story
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Why does Tucker Carlson hate Britain?
His garish fantasies about our country are starting to infect our own conservative movement
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Looking for Growth looks for a political consensus
It’s a cross-party expression of Middle England class politics
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Britain’s sense of decline is terminal
Even the Doing-OK parts of the country suffer from the anxieties of the past decade
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Will broken windowism save Labour?
A new neighbourhood policy is designed to make up for Boris Johnson’s betrayal – and combat Nigel Farage
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Is there any hope for the British high street?
Even London’s Oxford Street is succumbing to decline
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Inside Stoke’s shattered pottery industry
Facing soaring energy costs and competition from east Asia, Stoke’s ceramicists are struggling to survive
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The cost of apathy in England’s mining towns
Protesters that once fought deindustrialisation have turned instead on immigration.
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How Birmingham became Britain’s scapegoat
After a bin strike that has run for weeks, rubbish and rats are consuming Birmingham. Have we forgotten our second…
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Keir Starmer’s hollow state
Labour’s planned welfare cuts are further evidence of a government running scared from two political foes: the City and Nigel…
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The prophet of the new right
In the life and work of Correlli Barnett, we can find all the most dangerous currents of contemporary conservatism.
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Torsten Bell: Is Britain’s decline reversible?
Will Dunn sits down with Torsten Bell, Labour MP for Swansea West.
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