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'Gaza and the moral decline of Western politics'
Instant opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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What 'uncertainty' over Renters Reform Bill means for tenants
The Explainer Ban on 'no-fault' evictions delayed indefinitely amid opposition from landlords and Tory rebels
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Katharine Birbalsingh: Britain’s ‘strictest head teacher’ takes aim at Jess Phillips
Why Everyone’s Talking About Former social mobility tsar accuses Labour MP of racism in Twitter spat
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Pros and cons of building on the green belt
Pros and Cons More housing and lower house prices must be weighed against urban sprawl and conservation concerns
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Can ‘once-in-a-generation’ Renters’ Reform Bill fix private renting?
Today's Big Question Bill to end ‘no-fault’ evictions has been cautiously welcomed by some landlords and campaigners
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National conservatism: the beliefs underpinning the first UK ‘NatCon’ conference
feature Movement prioritises national independence and ‘takes inspiration from Enoch Powell and Margaret Thatcher’
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Secret Brexit conference: betrayal or search for a better way?
Talking Point Eurosceptic and Remainer politicians from both main parties attended summit on Brexit ‘failings’
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Michael Gove vs. The Trojan Horse Affair: what is going on?
Today's Big Question Former education secretary attacks ‘useful idiots’ at New York Times over podcast on alleged Islamic extremism in UK schools
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Why is levelling up causing Rishi Sunak so many problems?
Today's Big Question Tory revolts on onshore wind farms and housebuilding targets threaten government’s flagship policy
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Awaab Ishak: a death to shame the nation
Talking Point Inquest into death of toddler concluded that exposure to mould in his home was to blame
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Ofsted’s widespread downgrading of British schools
feature Watchdog says lower ratings show inspections are needed but teaching leaders voice their criticism
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What happened to Awaab Ishak?
Speed Read The two-year-old died of a cardiac arrest after prolonged exposure to mould in his home
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Cabinet reshuffle: how do the Tory and Labour frontbenches match up?
Today's Big Question The two top teams are ready to lock horns as Rishi Sunak’s premiership begins
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Michael Gove: an ‘effective, but malign’ minister steps away from politics
Why Everyone’s Talking About The former housing and levelling up minister announces plans to quit front-bench politics
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