The decline of the One Nation Tory
That Rishi Sunak is under pressure to pursue a Trussite agenda is a reflection of how narrow the Conservatives’…
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That Rishi Sunak is under pressure to pursue a Trussite agenda is a reflection of how narrow the Conservatives’…
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Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Falling for two women has forced me to reassess the boundaries between friendship and love.
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After the Taliban took over I met many women who told me they had no intention of leaving –…
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The Essex clairvoyant – a hit on Dragons’ Den – is finding a UK market for Goop-like wellness with…
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As competing geopolitical blocs emerge, countries are increasingly turning to regional allies for trade and financial security.
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The danger is how many Tories will agree with the former prime minister’s bizarre logic.
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After the traumas of the Trump presidency, Europe is mistaking his successor’s leadership for the new normal.
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As the Prime Minister dithers, his foes advance and Britain declines.
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Russia’s war and China’s military build-up are provoking an unprecedented change in Japan’s approach to its defence.
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Buying British newspapers gave the Lebedevs clout in Tory high politics. Over a decade on, it remains unclear what…
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Malcolm Harris’s new book shows how Californian capitalism has thrived by exploiting an unequal world. But could the “Palo…
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In her memoir Love, Pamela the model and actress reveals that despite the trauma and abuse she still sees…
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Rushdie’s new novel, completed before his attack, is a fable that displays his overweening faith in narrative.
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Blake Morrison’s account of sibling tragedy passes its moral questions on to the reader.
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Also featuring Masters of the Lost Land by Heriberto Araujo and I Am Still With You by Emmanuel Iduma.
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A new poem by the Russian poet Larissa Miller, translated by Rowan Williams, on the first anniversary of the…
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Why the Supreme Court’s decision on the Tate Modern is bad news for London. Plus: Lydia Tár, audiobooks, and…
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Only in his paintings could the Aboriginal artist overcome the prejudice of white Australia.
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In this Mennonite #MeToo drama, the victims of male violence must choose between faith and their desire for justice.
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Funny Woman is a broad, old-fashioned comedy about an aspiring female comic in Sixties London with an indisputable star…
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This bittersweet, beautiful programme highlights odes to relationships between two men or two women.
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I let that unwieldy piece of Douglas fir go as a teenager in a house move – not grasping…
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Being poorly these days involves actual discomfort. I would toss and turn if I could – but even that…
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This column – which, though named after a line in Shakespeare’s “Richard II”, refers to the whole of Britain…
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The Berkeley psychologist on growing up in Laurel Canyon in the Sixties and why you should do your homework.
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