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If Brits can emigrate, why are some of them scared of immigrants?
Those who land on these shores, legally or not, are looking for the same thing as British expats: a better life
A Scottish independence vote has been held off, but for how long?
The UK Supreme Court's ruling against a referendum might strengthen the resolve of those who seek to quit the union
The UK's Labour party wants to scrap the House of Lords – but then what?
Agreeing that it's idiotic is easy. The difficulty is in reaching a consensus on what should replace it
Recovering from years of chaos, are Britain and America finally finding the centre ground?
Trans-Atlantic politics is casting aside flawed leaders, but that's not the whole story
Pope Francis's visit to Bahrain melted my scepticism
The Pope’s mission has been to build, or rebuild, good relations between Christians and Muslims
The Brexit buzz in the UK is back
Boris Johnson had claimed Brexit was 'done', and so we shouldn’t talk about it any more
Rishi Sunak needs to remove Boris Johnson's toxic legacy – Brexit
The Conservative party has done the right thing by electing Sunak, but the hard work begins now
Tory incompetence doesn't start or end with Truss
There are complicated reasons for the state of the Conservative Party, but one is quite simple
The Scottish independence movement has got a second wind
Neither of the arguments that convinced Scots to vote against the 2014 referendum are valid any more
Not looking good: The Tories' U-turn
Self-inflicted wounds of confused Conservatives are on display this week at their annual conference
What are Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng thinking?
With the pound falling, it's clear no lessons have been learnt from the history of failure of such economic policies
Will the UK government's 'fiscal event' provide respite to ordinary Britons?
It remains to be seen whether finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng can come up with bold new ideas this week
What will King Charles want his crowning achievement to be?
Awaiting the British monarch is a divided kingdom, a commonwealth in need of new energy and a planet on fire
Weekend Essay: The death of the queen marks the end of our Elizabethan era
British monarchs may no longer be as central to the nation as they once were, but Elizabeth II was truly irreplaceable
Liz Truss: is the UK’s new boss better than the old one?
If the incoming prime minister fails to 'get Brexit done', she will meet the same fate as her predecessor
