The most diverse, anti-establishment Congress in history is cause for optimism
After years of outrage or numbness being the main options for dealing with politics, Tuesday’s results were permission to be human and optimistic
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After years of outrage or numbness being the main options for dealing with politics, Tuesday’s results were permission to be human and optimistic
Read moreUS judge issues 14-day block on construction on DC monument after it was approved by planning commission
Read moreReducing ‘net overseas migration’ has become a national preoccupation. What does it mean for the people waiting to come in?
Read moreCrashing into a shop awning ended the first outing of the Jess Express – but the opposition’s electoral momentum will be harder to stop
Read moreTony Barry and Shaun Ratcliff (filling in for Barrie Cassidy) break down the One Nation vote into four categories: ‘Red Meat’, ‘Precariats’, ‘Triple Haters’, and ‘Hanson Enthusiasts’
Read moreIn a Guardian article in 2010, the Oxford Rhodes scholar said UK democracy had the ‘upper hand’ over the US
Read moreBetween Cop31 in Antalya and a visit to China, the prime minister is expected to sit around a table with the leaders of the US, India and Japan
Read moreRMT union calls eight 24-hour strikes on London Underground in opposition to plans for four-day week Tube train drivers in the RMT union have called eight 24-hour strikes running over 16 days – including six in the lead-up to Christmas – that threaten to bring transport chaos to the capital. The drivers will start another series of 24-hour strikes in late November in opposition to plans for a four-day week, a proposal that has been warmly welcomed by the majority of London Underground drivers represented by the Aslef union. Continue reading...
Read moreThe first oil tankers scheduled to deliver Russian diesel to the US under a deal between President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin have changed course and are no longer heading…
Read moreInvestors have reacted to possible tougher scrutiny of data centre construction and the AI industry.
Read moreA decade of political misery does terrible things to the mind. Tuesday’s wins came with a sense of unreality
Read moreOperation Black Vote chair says Tory leader’s claim that Britain should not apologise has caused ‘hurt and disbelief’ The Conservative leader, Kemi Badenoch, has caused “profound anger, hurt and disbelief” among many black voters with her comments about transatlantic slavery, according to the chair of Operation Black Vote (OBV), who urged the prime minister, Andy Burnham, to apologise for Britain’s involvement without delay. David Weaver, a former government adviser, said the Labour and Tory leaders risked alienating black voters with their handling of the issue of a state apology for slavery,
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