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Boris Johnson, a sorry excuse for a man
Some Tory MPs still dream of Boris Johnson returning as PM. After his Covid inquiry appearance, are they mad?
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Pandering to the far right on immigration will bring economic disaster
The government’s migration plans are a cruel mess that will harm British business – and they know it
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Ukraine’s winter has come
Putin’s Russia is a chaos engine and we are letting him get away with it
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The House of Bernarda Alba brings a Spanish masterpiece to London
This take on Federico García Lorca’s classic left me dazed and speechless
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Running hot and cold on my one euro house
Taking advantage of Italy’s one euro houses is not as easy as it sounds
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Trying to find refuge in Europe
The number of refugees arriving in Athens is out of control
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Is there a credible Tory Party leader somewhere out there?
The whole Rwanda debacle is just a deceit to fool some voters and try to please the Tory backbenchers.
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Everyday Philosophy: Remembering Chaucer’s European life
Geoffrey Chaucer’s legacy should be as a great European, not as a quintessentially English writer
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Get ready for Nigella Farage as third-rater seeks another TV funwash
Having finished third on I’m a Celebrity, Nasty Nigel will no doubt be back on our screens with further cynical attempts to detoxify his public image
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Germansplaining: We are failing our children
The way the country is neglecting the younger generations amounts to criminal negligence
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Learning to love the vote, Balkan-style
Bulgaria’s local elections exhibited the country’s unstable democracy
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Why the Rwanda plan reminds me of my Communist youth
Their absurd arguments are cover for their own impending irrelevance
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The Tories are a bunch of pound shop Enoch Powells
Faced with electoral oblivion, their reckless actions risk inflicting damage on the country that will take many years to repair
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Cartoon: Is the Tory party coming apart at the seams?
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The economy is heading towards a crisis at Christmas
High wage growth means tough choices ahead for the Bank of England
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Russia hacked me. The far left smeared me. Now it’s time to fight back
By hacking journalists, Russia is trying to stifle our democracy’s information flow
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The New European told Michelle Mone to ‘sail on’
In August, the Conservative life peer threatened legal action over our ‘Stop This Boat’ front page
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How shifty Sunak was caught out over Eat Out To Help Out
The PM’s Covid inquiry testimony foundered on his basic inability to do politics well
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All hail Nigel the Third, if we really must
The former Ukip leader made it to the I'm A Celebrity final but failed to wear the crown
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Jungle viewers get full outline of Farage’s Windsor Framework
As I'm A Celebrity draws to a close the former Ukip leader donned his spandex shorts
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Elon Musk scrambled X – and politics
The social media site is a mess. The Mayor of Paris has just left it, and as more high profile individuals leave, it will fade into irrelevance
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Why Putin jailed my brother
He’s fighting for freedom – and that’s what the Kremlin can’t stand
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The Turing Scheme is no replacement for Erasmus
The Young European Movement has launched a campaign urging the UK government to rejoin the EU’s study-abroad project
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Farage ‘biggest name the European Parliament’s ever had’, declares Farage
The former Ukip presenter ruminated on his place in history in the I'm A Celebrity jungle
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What the destruction of Banksy’s Brexit mural says about modern Britain
The artwork, worth £1.4m has been taken down in Leave-supporting Dover
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I spy Putin
Recent FSB revelations are a reminder that our society is open to the Russian threat
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Christmas drinks just got more expensive, thanks to Brexit
Industry experts are warning that wines are ‘up £3 a bottle’ since the UK’s departure from the bloc
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‘Just the rich can do it’: research shows how immigration income requirements devastate families
The government's new proposals will be devastating
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Farage gets embroiled in burnt rice row
The former Ukip leader got into a argument over who was responsible for ruining some rice
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Boris Johnson’s failure to grasp basic maths cost hundreds – maybe thousands – of lives
People paid a big price for the ex-PM’s perennial ignorance, while he gets off scot-free
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The confident nonsense of Boris Johnson
The former PM produced nothing but blather at the Covid inquiry
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Jungle Farage poleaxed by a pineapple
A day after his karaoke antics the former Ukip leader was quizzed on Brexit by his campmates