This report was published last Thursday, but I missed it then and it is no less relevant this morning: As many as eight million people
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Genocide cannot be condoned, whoever does it
This post on Twitter was made yesterday by this person: He is the director of the UN aid agency in Gaza. It is the only
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The Tories have gone nuclear
I liked this from Adam Payne at Politics Home this morning: Many Conservative MPs will remember this “bleak” week as the moment when they truly gave
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Gove is following Goebbels’ advice
The government has published its new definition of extremism this morning. It says of this: The new definition provides a stricter characterisation that government can
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Gove’s dream
As the Guardian reports this morning: Thailand’s election body has said it will seek the dissolution of a pro-reform party that won the most votes in
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The Tory view of British values
Rishi Sunak spoke yesterday of the need for the government, police and others to stand up against those who oppose British values. But, just what
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You no longer need to be paranoid to think the government are coming for you when they most probably are.
This might well be the best commentary I have read on Sunak’s announcement yesterday. To put this in context, Caroline Slocock was Thatcher’s private secretary.
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Tax havens exist to undermine democracy. They are a fundamental threat to our way of life.
Not long after I first began to work on tax haven reform more than twenty years ago I realised that the problem that these places
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What happens when the Prime Minister thinks that the electorate are extremists?
I posted this thread in Twitter last night: I then followed up with this: I am not sure that there is much to add barring
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