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Op-eds

• Somerset’s farmers are on the front line of climate change (Sarah Dyke)
• Mathew on Monday: Local Government Reorganisation review welcome (Mathew Hulbert)
• Reform is winning because liberal Britain is not listening to its own society (Michal Simon)
• Tom Arms’ World Review (Tom Arms)
• Why Holborn and St Pancras deserves our all (Rosemary Runswick)

• The executions continue in Iran
• Traffic Cop Nick Lovatt sacked after committing more than 20 driving offences
• Billions lost to Brexit could save NHS
• Raising Awareness of Hemiplegic Migraines
• Meanwhile in Staffordshire: The Abbots Bromley Horn Dance
• New public square in Telford honours women who worked in Shropshire's coalfields
• The Joy of Six 1573
• The thirsty businesses using billions of litres of public water in drought-hit England

Recent Comments

• Ben Mathis
  If the planned reorganisation was so bad - as a Londoner and thus not affected, I can't directly comment - then it's good to see the government reconsider. The ...
• Chris Cory
  Completely agree with this article and comments from Simon, John and Nigel. Some years ago we decided that as a progressive party of the left we should focus ...
• Nigel Quinton
  Excellent article, totally agree with your observations, and for once disagree with Mick Taylor, when he states that "Focussing on men and boys will necessarily...
• John Hann
  Over the last 40 years we have sold off almost everything that is not nailed down including most of our manufacturing industries. As a result young men unqua...
• Mick Taylor
  When I went to university about 5-6% of the population did so. I studied economics. After 4 years at 2 universities, I found there was little or no work in my f...