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‘Many more people are realising how bad England’s Covid situation is’
‘Many more people are realising how bad England’s Covid situation is’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
22 Oct 2021
‘Educated girls can heal economies and heal the planet’
‘Educated girls can heal economies and heal the planet’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
21 Oct 2021
‘Boris Johnson resorting to moral blackmail on green policies’
‘Boris Johnson resorting to moral blackmail on green policies’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
20 Oct 2021
‘Far from being a mere everyday annoyance, mansplaining can interfere with democracy’
‘Far from being a mere everyday annoyance, mansplaining can interfere with democracy’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
19 Oct 2021
‘The National Trust should be a refuge from the modern world - not reflect it’
‘The National Trust should be a refuge from the modern world - not reflect it’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
18 Oct 2021
‘The UK has become culturally work-shy’
‘The UK has become culturally work-shy’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
15 Oct 2021
‘Let’s not cage in novelists with bad-faith readings’
‘Let’s not cage in novelists with bad-faith readings’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
14 Oct 2021
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‘Levelling up cannot just be a sound bite. It must be a prescription for saving lives’
‘Levelling up cannot just be a sound bite. It must be a prescription for saving lives’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
13 Oct 2021
‘A more balanced lifestyle for GPs leaves patients waiting longer for a diagnosis’
‘A more balanced lifestyle for GPs leaves patients waiting longer for a diagnosis’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
12 Oct 2021
‘Expect more buck-passing from the government this winter’
‘Expect more buck-passing from the government this winter’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
11 Oct 2021
‘Liz Truss may be ready and primed to take over as optimist-in-chief’
‘Liz Truss may be ready and primed to take over as optimist-in-chief’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
8 Oct 2021
‘Even wily Boris Johnson can’t outrun economics’
‘Even wily Boris Johnson can’t outrun economics’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
7 Oct 2021
‘Putting inmates to work should be done not to humiliate but rehabilitate’
‘Putting inmates to work should be done not to humiliate but rehabilitate’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
6 Oct 2021
‘If you couldn’t post a picture of your dinner on Instagram, did you even have dinner at all?’
‘If you couldn’t post a picture of your dinner on Instagram, did you even have dinner at all?’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
5 Oct 2021
‘Individualistic Britain makes France seem like a utopia’
‘Individualistic Britain makes France seem like a utopia’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
4 Oct 2021
‘The time now is desperately short to regain the trust of women in the police’
‘The time now is desperately short to regain the trust of women in the police’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
1 Oct 2021
‘In the real UK, 007 might be queuing for petrol in his gleaming Aston Martin’
‘In the real UK, 007 might be queuing for petrol in his gleaming Aston Martin’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
30 Sep 2021
‘Keir Starmer has a long way to go to banish the ghost of Corbynism’
‘Keir Starmer has a long way to go to banish the ghost of Corbynism’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
29 Sep 2021
‘We are reaping the costs of the sniggering cults of populism’
‘We are reaping the costs of the sniggering cults of populism’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
28 Sep 2021
‘Welcome to the Labour conference where comradeship is scarcer than BP unleaded’
‘Welcome to the Labour conference where comradeship is scarcer than BP unleaded’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
27 Sep 2021
‘If Boris Johnson felt shame, he wouldn’t be slashing universal credit’
‘If Boris Johnson felt shame, he wouldn’t be slashing universal credit’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
24 Sep 2021
‘Boris Johnson must explain his 180-degree shift in attitude towards global warming’
‘Boris Johnson must explain his 180-degree shift in attitude towards global warming’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
23 Sep 2021
‘How far-right conspiracy theories seduced the left’
‘How far-right conspiracy theories seduced the left’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
22 Sep 2021
‘Why is there a shortage of CO2? Well, it’s got naff all to do with Brexit’
‘Why is there a shortage of CO2? Well, it’s got naff all to do with Brexit’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
21 Sep 2021
‘Ignore Twitter and it becomes Angela Rayner in a broom cupboard’
‘Ignore Twitter and it becomes Angela Rayner in a broom cupboard’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
20 Sep 2021
‘Boris Johnson’s Conservatives will not be chaos-proof for ever’
‘Boris Johnson’s Conservatives will not be chaos-proof for ever’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
17 Sep 2021
‘Shamima Begum is Britain’s problem’
‘Shamima Begum is Britain’s problem’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
16 Sep 2021
‘With Andrew Neil gone, GB News is no longer a serious enterprise’
‘With Andrew Neil gone, GB News is no longer a serious enterprise’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
15 Sep 2021
‘Amid a global pandemic, the Met Gala seemed more irrelevant than ever’
‘Amid a global pandemic, the Met Gala seemed more irrelevant than ever’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
14 Sep 2021
‘Emma Raducanu’s vigour and aggression may have shaken some preconceptions’
‘Emma Raducanu’s vigour and aggression may have shaken some preconceptions’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
13 Sep 2021
‘In the war on terror, the terrorists won’
‘In the war on terror, the terrorists won’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
10 Sep 2021
‘Prince Charles will only prosper beneath a crown if he scores fewer own goals’
‘Prince Charles will only prosper beneath a crown if he scores fewer own goals’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
9 Sep 2021
‘Forcing women to be mothers is no good for their children’
‘Forcing women to be mothers is no good for their children’
Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
8 Sep 2021
‘Booster jabs are like handing out extra lifejackets to people who already have lifejackets’
‘Booster jabs are like handing out extra lifejackets to people who already have lifejackets’
Your digest of analysis and commentary from the British and international press
7 Sep 2021
