Nigel Farage and the hysterical right know they’ve lost
Reactionaries are facing irrelevance – on Brexit and multiculturalism – so they are left with only frothy-mouthed rage.
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The UK still has some way to go to meet its renewable electricity target
The green share of Britain’s power is increasing steadily, but still lags behind Germany, Italy, Spain and Portugal’s.
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Populism is in decline in the West but the UK is still paying the price
The Brexit vote made what could have been a passing fashion a near-permanent feature of our politics.
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How long can Rishi Sunak hold on to No 10?
Divided parties don’t win elections – and, as Sunak is discovering, they cannot effectively govern either.
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The Tories’ unpopularity among the young isn’t a woke conspiracy
It isn’t schools and universities that are pushing young people leftwards – it’s the housing crisis and student debt.
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How Johnson, Truss and the Tory rebels learned to love onshore wind
The winds of change are blowing in favour of this renewable energy source.
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“Nobody took her seriously”: the rise, fall and rise of Suella Braverman
She is the daughter of immigrants, a Buddhist and a Francophone. Colleagues reflect on the making of the Home Secretary.
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Banning foreign students would backfire on levelling up
Only allowing them into elite universities relegates domestic students to lower-tier universities – which end up deprived of funding.
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