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The wars in different parts of the world have brutally exposed the fragility of Britain’s energy supplies. Despite the transition to renewable sources, which must continue unabated, the country...
King Charles, accompanied by his wife and son, will visit south Wales on Wednesday to mark the 60th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster which killed 144 people, a tragedy...
Britain's Prince Harry has said he hopes to 'draw a line' under past battles, including with his family, and wants to work things out with his cancer-afflicted father, King...
There is little to quibble with in the prime minister’s latest statement of intent about the plight of young people not in education, training or employment — the million-plus...
There is no better place to restart the debate on Britain’s relationship with the European Union than by admitting that Brexit has flopped. The prime minister is too courteous...
I woke up to the sad news on Tuesday morning that British novelist Jeffrey Archer had passed away. The news was particularly difficult for me because I have always...
At his party conference in Birmingham, the new shadow chancellor, Andrew Griffith, made the case in his first major speech that the Conservatives can be trusted with running the...
Last night, I was woken by the sound of hammering rain. After Britain’s hottest summer on record, it came as both a surprise and something of a relief —...
Israel has told the United Kingdom that it must close its consulate in East Jerusalem within 30 days, two Israeli officials and two sources familiar with the matter said...
Andy Burnham’s wooing of Jim O’Neill has been “quite a dance”, according to the former Goldman Sachs economist. Cynics thought that Burnham, when he was still mayor of Greater...
