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Can killing of Amess help to bring some civility back to British politics?
Violent attacks on politicians linked to Northern Ireland ended a generation ago when leaders signed the Good Friday Agreement
Too 'woke'? Universities in Europe are being unfairly attacked
Some politicians are troubled by colleges embracing unwelcome 'ideologies'
UK's shortages of fuel, drivers, turkey farmers – what Brexit's got to do with it
Yes, there is a shortage of drivers across Europe, but post-Brexit Britain is particularly badly hit
Will Europe miss Merkel?
Many politicians are 'show ponies', but Germany's long-time leader is a true work horse
What is Global Britain, anyway?
Boris Johnson is keen to find a role for Brexit Britain
Emma Raducanu and why we need diversity
Progress is about more than ticking demographic boxes
Do some Brits consider Afghan lives less valuable than dogs or cats?
The Kabul evacuation fiasco proves yet again that sections of the British population prefer animals to people
America's enemies ought to avoid 'pulling the monkey's tail'
When vital US interests are at stake America keeps its most important commitments
Is Afghanistan the evidence that western politics is broken?
There is a big question about the politicisation of foreign and security policy on both sides of the Atlantic
Why do people believe strange things - even if they are harmful?
Humans have always invested in delusions despite the obvious dangers to life and limb
The world needs proper leadership to tackle 'global weirding'
Climate change is not a joke
The humanity in rescuing migrants who make long sea journeys
Nigel Farage’s attack on the UK's Royal National Lifeboat Institution has backfired
In the UK, the 'pingdemic' is only a part of the problem
The government has to balance public health with keeping food supplies and transport services moving
Being on 'Masterchef' taught me about Britain's food paradox
The health of much of the nation is being destroyed by poor eating habits
