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International rail can unlock investment, jobs and productivity
Sadie Sink emphasizes her focus on personal expression and artistry over political affiliations, highlighting the importance of authenticity in her work and public persona.
It isn't economic hardship driving voters towards Trump, it's an anxiety about status, fed by the rootlessness and heterogeneity of American life
The article explores the controversial figure of Nigel Farage, arguing against labeling him as a Nazi while examining the implications of such accusations in political discourse.
A year after his assassination, the activist has had one of the strangest afterlives in political history
The Foreign Secretary has unveiled the biggest reset in UK relations with Israel for decades
Scandal dominated the party’s conference, but insiders remain convinced it can win power
Royal pupils at the school are not spared its torments
We have the strength and ambition to deliver a huge step forward for the sector – and for patients
The New Statesman can exclusively reveal the Chancellor's finalised top political team
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Andy Burnham's party has gained a 4 per cent lead over Reform. Can it hold?