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Lady M and faulty gowns: Why justice matters
By William Raven Self-professing as “one of the UK’s most renowned entrepreneurs” , Baroness Mone of Mayfair has been regularly at the...
United Kingdom
Perspectives Editor
Prime Minister’s Questions: Deeply flawed, deeply compelling
By Cianan Sheekey It’s incredibly easy to insult something you don’t particularly like or care for, but it's much more difficult to...
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Cianan Sheekey
Europe on edge: Russian provocations expose NATO vulnerabilities
By Coby Saxby On 9 September 2025, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation was put to the test. Almost two dozen drones - many of which...
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Kruger defects to Reform
By Lily Hatch On the 15th of September 2025, Conservative front bencher and Tory shadow minister for Work and Pensions, Danny Kruger,...
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