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25 hours ago

Through the 18th and 19th centuries, as machines took over the roles of humans, it was manual and semi-skilled workers who bore the brunt of the job losses.

2 days ago

General Sir Richard Shirreff said it was vital for the UK to 'spend now' to avoid 'catastrophic costs' in bloodshed further down the line.

3 days ago

This country has become shockingly unfree. But this attack on liberty has been very hard to oppose because it is usually so misty and shapeless.

4 days ago

Keeping powerful enemies at bay requires planning and preparedness, enough fighting soldiers and materiel, warships, jets, tanks, missiles and, increasingly, attack drones.

8 days ago

If Sir Keir Starmer expected any gratitude from Peter Mandelson for having propelled him into the plum post of British ambassador to Washington, he should have known better.

10 days ago

No BBC presenter is likely to say 'Vote Labour !' on a broadcast. But the same programme may sneer at the Tories, through tone, by interruption or by giving the Left-wing participant in a debate the …

11 days ago

In an essay published yesterday, Andy Burnham gave us his prospectus for government. If he becomes prime minister, he wants to take us back to the 1970s.

13 days ago

On Tuesday Tony Blair gave Sir Keir Starmer and his Cabinet of political makeweights a withering rebuke. And today it was the turn of another New Labour big beast to tell some hard truths...

14 days ago

After less than two years of Labour in office, Tony Blair's verdict could hardly be more damning.

17 days ago

It is kind of the Labour Party to make it so blazingly obvious that they still long to slide back into the European Union.

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