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Four new books, from the cast that brought us Brexit, chronicle the end of one political age – and the start of another.
Politicians from both sides of the House share their picks of the year.
Through the clear plastic of his carrier bag, I spotted the bright orange boxes of four EpiPens: syringes pre-filled with a dose of adrenalin.
Protestors took to the streets today to demand a space dedicated to the history of the LGBTQI movement.
The cultural bond between India and the UK is unravelling, thanks to harsher visa rules and Brexit. We look to British Asians to find out more.
The Brexiteers believe that their foes will struggle to emulate their successful revolts.
This week in politics, from Farage in New York to the new nationalism sweeping the West – and the problem of defining Trump.
The US president's multiple defects will distract from the greatest danger of all.
For the Labour leader, attacking the government is now a pleasure rather than merely a duty.
It’s 1971 and I’m 15 years old, reading Dylan Thomas. Then I run in to George.
The party leadership is determined the UK will leave. But activists may have other ideas.
Trump, Brexit, the rise of the far right across Europe – these are turbulent times for the world. Help us hold our leaders to account and tell the stories the world needs to hear.
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