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Fifty years on: the battle to elect Britain’s first black MP
Dr David Pitt’s experience is now largely forgotten. It shouldn’t be.
We can all be Gaullists today
Britain sustained de Gaulle. The general’s views on Britain should resonate now.
Downsizing China?
Can Britain choose its partners in the new Great Power Rivalry?
An away win
Can the Conservatives win on “Labour issues” like poverty?
From Britain, with more discriminating love
Properly implemented, the FCO-DfID merger could bring benefits home and away
University challenged
View from Oxford: this is about much more than a statue
Pretty prose and ugly reality
Review: “Believe Me: How Trusting Women Can Change the World” by Jessica Valenti and Jaclyn Friedman
The teaching unions are a national disgrace
The teaching unions are not here to promote the value of education
My sordid tryst with Boris
What promises is the Prime Minister actually going to deliver on?
Sebastian Horsley: equal parts Byronic dandy, Dickensian grotesque and Wildean poseur
Alexander Larman remembers his time with the decadent author, Sebastian Horsley, 10 years after his death