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28 days ago

ROBERT HARDMAN: When by-elections deliver shocks - and there have been some humdingers in recent years - they usually come in a fetid sports hall at around 3am on the morning after.

64 days ago

His overarching theme was the joy of pilgrimage, writes ROBERT HARDMAN. This is, after all, a King who, in past years, would go off for a restorative retreat at a remote Greek monastery.

74 days ago

This is an extraordinary broadcast. Monarchs, in fact, members of the Royal family don't normally dwell on their own medical conditions in this way.

83 days ago

ROBERT HARDMAN: As of Monday, the 37-acre site will cease to be a Ministry of Defence base and the new landlord will be the Home Office, which plans to move in around 600 migrants into the barracks

86 days ago

They may be the unlikeliest of political prisoners but they are currently the toast of the countryside - the farmers apprehended for driving into London in tractors on Budget Day.

4 months ago

ROBERT HARDMAN: Round here, they are not worried about vampires but marauding hordes of masked yobs - some on horseback - armed with rocks, fireworks and even fire bombs.
The Daily Mail's royal expert, Robert Hardman, has shared details about Prince Philip's beloved black cab that allowed him to drive around London unnoticed.
The average age of those I talk to is 23, all of them enjoying exactly the same sort of night on the town that once appealed to their parents - or their grandparents.

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