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Too many are locked out from prosperity.
Our government still has no idea of what the future should look like.
I’ve been living in Berlin for over a year, yet I remain in a near-constant state of panic.
The playwright is unimpressed with Nick Serota's start as head of Arts Council England.
“Who is the president talking about? The millions of people in precarious jobs or without one?”
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
The party’s transformation has been as profound as that in the 1990s, when Tony Blair created New Labour.
He has already called for football players to be sacked for kneeling during the national anthem.
Memes, digital skills and discipline were all on display at Labour party conference.
Watching footage from the Labour party conference in Brighton should disabuse them of that notion.
Theresa May has lost all authority and those around her know it – which is why the Conservative party conference will be little more than a beauty parade for the various narcissists scheming to be the next leader.
He has found himself at the centre of Europe’s migration crisis – but is he a hero or villain?
A third of those who voted in 2015 either changed parties this year or stayed at home. What is going on?
There’s a shift from the first person to the third, but the pastiche quality never lifts.
Author Iain Sinclair finds a “rank of pristine swan pedalos” staring at a Westfield shopping centre.
As Rød-Larsen, a commanding Toby Stephens cleverly keeps the audience guessing.
The environment writer believes we need to build an “inclusive economy”.
The American activist showed a generation how to fuse the personal and political.
His music has that turbulent, impressionistic, peculiarly French feel of perpetual motion.
In the city of Blondie and Talking Heads, there was no better way to make waves than with music.
Allison Pearson's new novel is the sequel to 2003 bestseller I Don’t Know How She Does It.
Ensuring life-and-death matters slip the mind.
Everywhere the author looks, he finds his own opinions reflected back at him.
The thing that sets this show apart is its characters, and the warmth of their friendship.
It is raining, but I am insulated with Scotch.
Too much success as a player can often be a handicap, stunting the hunger and ambition.
Sun-loving, late-ripening, high in tannin and acidity, it makes wines that can take decades to soften.
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