When we moved to Rochdale in 1999, we could hardly fail to take pride that the town was not only the birthplace of Gracie Fields, but of the 
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The Brexit Referendum – 10 years on (Callum Robertson)
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ALDC’s by-election report – 18th June (Joe Nutt)
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Mathew on Monday: Starmer’s resignation and an increasingly ungovernable country (Mathew Hulbert)
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A bargain at 23 guineas?
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20C night
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Sammy Going South and the morality of employing child actors
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The Joy of Six 1537
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Lessons from 1936 and 2026 for the Liberal Democrats (LDN#211)
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Leadership plotting, in real life and in fiction
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A journey along the Welsh Border in 1963
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Recipe for a real change of direction
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