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An unpopular government and floundering official opposition creates fertile territory for Reform
For his next trick, perhaps Comrade Farage will belt out all the verses of The Red Flag and tell us tha…
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From northern soul to rugby league beef, here’s what I learned while writing We Were There
Hello and welcome to The Long Wave. I’m Lanre Bakare and I usually cover arts and culture for the Guardian, b…
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A human rights lawyer skilfully gathers the threads that link the former Chilean dictator to a fugitive SS officer
Augusto Pinochet expected London to be a hospitable city when he arrived there in Oct…
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It’s Groundhog Day: the party may change but even under Labour, the script remains stubbornly the same
It is time to resuscitate Margaret Thatcher’s catchphrase: “There is no alternative.” With a twis…
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Not all actors are comfortable with baring their behinds … or their souls. From Bridgerton to The Sopranos, some have insisted on moments being axed – although they don’t always get their way
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Not all actors are comfortable with baring their behinds … or their souls. From Bridgerton to The Sopranos, some have insisted on moments being axed – although they don’t always get their way
As profe…
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The PM’s makeover collaboration was kept a closely guarded secret for fear it would hurt her ‘ordinary housewife’ image
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