Ben Whishaw’s haggard junior doctor was working 16 years ago – the NHS is even worse today
Post-Covid and Conservative cuts, hospitals are closer to collapse than depicted in Adam Kay’s dramatised diaries, This is Going to…
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‘Tactical’ use of conspiracy theories is poisoning politics
The intimidation of Keir Starmer is a warning about what happens when politicians stoop to untruths.
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Hoping to stave off war in Ukraine, Macron goes to Moscow
The French president is perhaps better placed than most Western leaders to talk to Vladimir Putin.
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For US sanctions on Russia to work, it must be clear what they are meant to achieve
Sanctions have consequences – not just for the target, but for the country that imposes them as well.
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There’s an easy way to help with energy bills, but the government won’t use it
Ministers are resorting to the nonsensical council tax system because they are ideologically allergic to raising Universal Credit.
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Don’t ask for a pay rise, says Bank of England boss Andrew Bailey – who earns half a million
A “we’re all in this together” moment from the governor of the central bank, on a dark day for living…
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Bringing the brownfields back to life: will the plan to level up housing work?
Digging into the data shows derelict land alone is unlikely to solve the housing crisis.
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Boris Johnson’s morals matter – there’s no such thing as a “competent rogue”
Aristotle and Confucius knew that the character of a leader creates the culture around them.
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