The latest video from Islamic State was its most menacing warning to Britain yet
This is not the first time IS has appeared to threaten Britain, but the appearance of Tower Bridge and Big…
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As far as disabled people are concerned, the House of Commons is going backwards
For our political institutions to be truly representative, their make-up must bear at least a minimal resemblance to society.
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Is the government neglecting the dedication of foster parents?
Our ministers persist in denigrating foster carers, who provide homes to about 80 per cent of all children in care.
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Rhodes isn’t falling at Oxford, but universities’ racist curriculums still could
The Rhodes Must Fall campaign isn’t just about a statue – as much as it suits Rhodes' defenders to act like…
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Five questions about the Holyrood elections
The result of the forthcoming Holyrood election may not cause a great shock but there is plenty to play for…
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The government denied me disability benefit because I could “probably make a sandwich”
I allegedly didn’t look tired enough at my assessment to convince them that my Multiple Sclerosis-induced fatigue is real.
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Another chapter in the government’s sorry treatment of refugees
When the history books are written, David Cameron's lacklustre record on refugees will haunt him.
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Playing the unplayable: the composers whose work and lives were threatened under Stalin
An evening of Shostakovich, Prokofiev and Khachaturian.
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