The agonising death of liberal atheism
Everyone “does God” now
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“War is peace” in Donald Trump’s America
The President spent his Easter weekend preparing for his showdown with democracy
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Rupert Lowe wants to hurt Nigel Farage
Restore Britain is running a handful of council candidates in Great Yarmouth – but it says this is “history in…
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Is Omaze too good to be true?
The property giveaway is just another facet of Britain’s never ending housing crisis
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The fertility crisis is men’s fault now
So long childless cat ladies, hello “immature men”
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A new Christianity is spreading across Britain
In my congregation in Lewisham, I can see a hunger to be more serious
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Iran, the unlikely pioneer of the meme wars
Everything on the internet is becoming Fruit Love Island
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Ken Burns’ visions of America
The filmmaker on his career and the American Revolution
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The United States is no friend of Europe
After the Iran war, the Atlantic relationship can never be the same
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When a foreign billionaire sacks British workers, the taxpayer gets the bill
How some of the world’s richest people ditch their responsibilities to their employees
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Is Labour’s youth wing rejecting the government?
The Young Labour and Labour Students elections suggest a swing towards leadership-critical factions
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Rupert Lowe and the rise of zombie politics
The stable, socially rooted party system of the postwar period is being washed away by a new volatility.
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Iran needs the war to go on
Dragging out this war may be the regime’s best chance of avoiding another one
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What the Iran war will cost Britain
Energy policy has left us perilously exposed to global shocks
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How would a US ground assault on Iran unfold?
Trump now has the forces in place to carry out a limited operation, but it would be fraught with risk
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Les Liaisons Dangereuses brilliantly displays the power of emotions
While Pierre Choderlos de Laclos’s novel focuses on the protagonists’ schemes, Christopher Hampton’s play examines the psychological impact of their…
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Romeo and Juliet have been let down
Sadie Sink and Noah Jupe deliver thrilling performances, but Robert Icke’s direction is an assault on the senses
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Trump threatens to send Iran back to the stone age
In a speech, the US President tried to justify a war he struggles to muster much interest in
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In Iran, air power fails America once again
Even advancements in AI couldn’t make the tactic work
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Of course we should ban kids from social media
The opponents of restrictions for under-16s miss the point of health policy
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