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He bangs the dispatch box during prime minister’s questions, as if following a stage direction. But there’s profound and growing sadness in his eyes.

Trump's improbable victory in 2016 is still causing a lingering sense of despair among Democrat voters who fear history will repeat itself.

Maria had just discovered what it means to be a tenant in the time of corona. It was June 5th and her landlady was ordering her to move out of her lodging that very day.

After four years of hearing how everything would stay the same, things started to change. First, parliament passed the Immigration Bill, which definitively terminated freedom of movement in law.

You can engineer any defiance of reality if you simply believe hard enough. What these men cannot control must simply disappear.

A culture of we-know-best is derailing he policy response and increasing the risk to the public.

It's time to take back control of the timescale and focus on winning one fight at a time.

Anti-Trump conservatives are launching blistering campaign attacks on the presidents. British progressives have much to learn from their no-holds-barred approach.

The UK Government has said it is working to secure the release of the Nigerian humanist Mubarak Bala, who was arrested by Nigerian police in relation to his humanist activism, in contravention of his human rights.

Children with special needs and disabilities, such as autism and ADHD, face particularly harsh conditions as govt tried to get to grips with educational provision.

The only alternative is to get lost in the abysmal binary of the culture war over Gone With the Wind and Fawlty Towers.

History, in all its glory and poison, is going nowhere, no matter how many debates we have about Edward Colston, Cecil Rhodes or William Gladstone.

Advocates speak out as fears rise over treatment of women with insecure immigration status.

We went into the lockdown measures incredibly unified, but we're dividing again on the way out.

It is endlessly criticised for a failure of support for its members. But the fact looks very different.