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How Labour can unshackle Britain’s most innovative region
But they are far too small, and they do not have access to the workers who would help turn great ideas into flourishing ...
Snatching winter fuel allowance from OAPs while giving away billions AND Chagos makes us an international laughing stock
BENDING the knee is one of Sir Keir Starmer’s favourite exercises. Nothing illustrates his abject impulse for appeasement ...
England plans to make academies follow the national curriculum – but it’s been getting more prescriptive for years
The government should publish a recommended curriculum that, crucially, schools are not bound in law to follow.
American Learns the Hard Way What Not To Call People in the UK
The British man asks them a range of questions and the man in the driver's seat responds with "yes, sir" multiple times, ...
Zero to hero? UK narrative switches yet again
From the Western world's biggest economic car crash to an emerging bridge between trade-warring superpowers, Britain's ...
The UK would be lucky to avoid US tariffs – but a global trade war would hurt everyone
Being able to avoid new US tariffs would be very good news for the UK. If the US imposed import taxes on UK products and ...
UK's Starmer tells Europe fragmentation will weaken us in talks on defence
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer told European Union leaders at a dinner on Monday that he wanted to work together to ...