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There was a fascinating article in the New Statesman last month about the fraught US presidential election in November, written by the editor of a magazine called…

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Rather unexpectedly, I spent half of last week in hospital, at the John Radcliffe in Oxford. There are certainly worse places to be. Especially when…

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Oppenheimer, the film by Christopher Nolan, has now cleaned up at the Bafta awards last month, and it is on track to do the same…

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The news that the Body Shop has called in administrators in the UK and Germany is certainly sad. Ed Mayo, now the chief executive of…

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The US political system has been transfixed over the past week by the House of Representatives Judicial Committee and its subcommittee – and the chair of…

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My first electronic car was my brother-in-law’s Tesla. Unfortunately, he has now died and the Tesla now belongs to my niece. It was because of…

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The world of young men was seriously upset last week by the canard promoted by the Daily Telegraph, that war with Russia was somehow imminent –…

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There is a strange new housing phenomenon that is manifesting itself in the small Sussex town where I live. A woman with three young children…

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Ed Davey, the Lib Dem leader, seems to be being set up to take the rap for the Post Office scandal, following the television drama…

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It has been a lovely Christmas holiday, with both my children in the house. One still lives here all the time and the one is…

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