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Shock waves
The mood in Lebanon is for revolution
Confirmation bias
Diversity training doesn’t work
False economy
Britain is losing the race to recovery
Off the bat
Animal viruses spill over to humans more often than you think
The slipper revolution
Could this be the end for Europe’s last dictator?
Scottish horror
How can Boris deal with the looming question of IndyRef2?
The last laugh
Scotland’s new Hate Crime Bill will make criminals of comedians
Actress’s Notebook
Rather like unpacking after a holiday, when you take unworn clothes from the case still neatly folded because the occasion…
Amusement parks
August, as usual, will be the busiest month for Britain’s amusement parks — which is odd when you consider that…
Off track
Is our test-and-trace system ready?
Sea change
China has its sights on the Bay of Bengal
A diplomatic silence
How Boris should handle the US election
Better together
The new Scottish Tory leader – and his familiar sidekick
London in limbo
The capital is the motor of Britain’s economy. It needs to get moving again
The Great Yarmouth Hippodrome
Guess which theatre is the first to open to the paying public post-Covid? Not Lloyd Webber’s London Palladium, where small…
Age of the Econian
The public school elite who rule the wokerati
Shades of Joe
What should the world expect from a President Biden?
Tear gas Ted
The mayor manning Portland’s barricades
Boomer and bust
Covid-19 is fast-forwarding us into retirement
The influence game
Why do we still struggle to see Xi’s China as a threat?
Stone cold facts
Scotland’s statues attest to a history buried under sentimental nationalism
Hope in Iraq
Why the US assassination of Iran’s top general didn’t spark a war
747s
I felt a genuine pang when British Airways announced that it was retiring its fleet of Boeing 747s, the largest…
Tough love
Covid has changed the dating game
Luck of the draw
Cartoonists are facing ever-tougher competition
