Who’s to blame for Jason Arday?
Arday isn’t a victim or a crook, but the product of a broken system
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The Bonehill-Paine affair leaves the Tories with questions to answer
What sort of party wants a former neo-Nazi jailed for antisemitic abuse as a representative?
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The battle for Birmingham’s flags
Raise the Colours has spent the past year covering the Midlands in red, white and blue
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The British empire lives on in London Fields
The west London Australian is dead; long live the east London Australian
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The housing crisis has turned young people into peasants
Will Andy Burnham dare to contemplate a wealth tax to fix it?
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Inside Britain’s Muslim Brotherhood
The international group may be diminished, but it still exerts a powerful hold over the imagination of the right
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How Britain can cool off
It’s time to clean up our waters, and bring back the water cure
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The dictatorship of the elderly
The Victorians saw how generational conflict would fester – and warp our politics beyond recognition
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