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China’s economic slump could be the spark that ignites World War Three
What might finally trigger war between Beijing and the West is not strength, but weakness
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National Service would cement the woke theocracy
Anyone on the Right who thinks this would benefit the next generation - and the country - is deluding themselves
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If you’re under 50, it’s time to jump ship – get out of Britain while you can
The UK seems incapable of solving its own issues, and things are set to get worse
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America can't help but project its racial neuroses onto Britain
Trevor Noah’s liberal US audience may see themselves as global citizens, but they struggle to conceive that other places work differently
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Why does the New York Times hate Britain?
As it turns out, there is method in this madness - the NYT's Britain-bashing is designed for a very specific audience
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Boris gave us light and joy. His departure marks the beginning of a dark, bleak winter
Whatever his faults, our former PM gave off the air of someone energetic, well-meaning, and fundamentally quite conservative
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A post-manual generation may never discover the real joy of driving
It would hardly be the first time that the pursuit of ease and convenience ended up destroying something deeply valuable
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Smart meters have become agents of the nannying state
Improved technology was meant to empower us to make more choices about our utility use. They have become a regulators' spy in our homes
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Boris was a master of the Commons. We won't see his like again
This strange experiment over, we can look forward to the return of Boris the artist – a great man of entertainment
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Lindsay Hoyle's naivety is beginning to show
In surrendering to the culture of "something must be done", he's turned a minor spat into a question of press freedoms
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Boris Johnson will survive Partygate fines. The question is whether he should
For the Prime Minister to break the law, any law, is not a small matter. We should consider the consequences carefully
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Take military spending out of the Treasury's hands
Increasingly focused on short-term fiscal gains, the institution is no longer capable of accounting for the nation's security
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Beware a war on Russian culture
The appropriate condemnation of Putin’s brutal regime cannot be allowed to become a vehicle for Russophobia
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