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The real Keir Starmer scandal

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Keir Starmer scandal: what it means for Labour and UK politics

Keir Starmer reacted with visible anger when news broke that Peter Mandelson had been offered ...

by Robert Johnson

How woke enabled the monster of Southport

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Southport scandal: how woke culture may have enabled an alleged offender

A fresh roundup of timely podcasts lands today, pairing hard-hitting political debate with culture-war flashpoints. ...

by Robert Johnson

Ezra Klein is dangerously wrong about anti-Zionism

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Ezra Klein’s comments on anti-Zionism spark heated criticism

When a leading columnist argues that anti-Zionism is simply a reaction to Israeli policy, it ...

by Robert Johnson

Israel is not at war with Lebanon

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Israel, Lebanon not at war, officials say

The terse joint declaration from Israel and Lebanon this week — that the two states ...

by Robert Johnson

Is Restore a threat to Reform?, with Gawain Towler 18th April 2026

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Restore threatens Reform: Gawain Towler on the political fallout

The arrival of Restore on the political scene has sharpened the conversation about the right ...

by Robert Johnson

‘Starmer has sold out Britain’

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Keir Starmer accused of selling out Britain, critics say

David Frost, the former UK Brexit negotiator, has accused Labour of effectively yielding to Brussels ...

by Robert Johnson

How Viktor Orbán revived European conservatism

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Viktor Orban: how he revived European conservatism

As Hungary heads to the polls, the contest for Viktor Orbán’s political future has drawn ...

by Robert Johnson

‘We can’t make peace with a terrorist state’

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Terrorist state: leader says we can’t make peace

Michael Oren, Israel’s former ambassador to Washington, is sounding the alarm about a potential ceasefire ...

by Robert Johnson

Britain has become a nation of do-nothings

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Britain seen as nation of do-nothings after drop in workforce participation

A growing strain runs through everyday life in Britain: an expectation that someone else — ...

by Robert Johnson

At last, Trump is coming for the crank right

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Trump targets far-right fringe to consolidate control of GOP

When President Trump opted not to strike Iran, his ire found a different target: the ...

by Robert Johnson

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