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Trump Says He’s Secured ‘U.S. Control’ of Venezuelan Oil in ‘BIGGEST OIL DEAL IN WORLD HISTORY’ (124)
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Euro banknotes: a chance to be bold about European identity
The euro’s new banknotes offer an opportunity to express what Europeans share – if the...
The precious gift of time: spectacular light show at half term
A stunning show of light, music and stories in Norwich Cathedral will invite visitors to join a...
Who gets our attention? What returning to the classroom
Mary-Jo Hill has worked in the education system for most of her professional life. Recently, she...
Celebrating Constable: Art, Community and 250 Years of Inspiration
From Flatford to Ipswich, Constable’s 250th birthday is bringing communities together and...
Exclusive analysis: the licensing questions nobody has answered about Farage Fest
A temporary event notice for “Farage Fest” was refused. Reform says none was needed. We...
Why don’t parties of the left reduce inequality?
Research by a Cambridge team sheds light on a paradox: Why does inequality not fall under...
Your response is needed: do zero-hours contracts exploit workers?
A consultation closing Tuesday 25 August aims to end "exploitative" zero-hours contracts. But are...
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Royals, reformers and collectors: Thetford’s Duleep Singh family
From royal Punjab to Norfolk, the lives and legacy of the Duleep Singh family come alive in an...
Lies and misinformation: losing the idea of truth
Misinformation is on the rise, but people don't trust fact checkers. Can we protect ourselves? The...
Raising the state pension age: Who will lose out?
The state pension age is rising to 67 by next April. The Work and Pensions Committee finds that...
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Jason Arday and the ‘new’ old racism
The tragic death of Jason Arday has sent shock waves worldwide, but there are grim and dark reasons...
Lights, camera, East Anglia! Film festival returns with more locally-made films
Fleabag star's Suffolk-shot film to open Made in East Anglia film festival, closing with a world...
Southend MP: How we can hand power to the people
In an opinion piece, Southend MP David Burton-Sampson describes how Southend is changing, and how...
Pokémon should be fun – so why are grown-ups fighting over cards?
Amaya loves Pokémon cards, but grown-ups fighting over new releases are turning excitement...
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On the shoulders of giants: social care reform
Burnham has put social care reform on the agenda. Eighty years ago, Beveridge faced some remarkably...
Is the probation service being stretched to breaking point?
As the government struggles with prison overcrowding, the probation service comes under renewed...
Volksbad: a pop-up lido in the heart of Berlin
An iconic theatre building in former East Berlin is presenting a temporary lido as popular...
Britons talking to Britons: the Brexit mistake we keep making
Another 'ingenious' plan for Europe founders on a familiar problem: nobody seems to have asked what...
Back to the 1930s: Restore’s vision of the future
Restore Britain's new economic policy paper is lacking in analysis yet long on assertion. What do...
Council changes in Herts: hope for improved services?
The Government has announced the changes for Hertfordshire county council: it will have four...
Beyond the test: let’s reclaim education for the next generation
How we can reclaim educational practice to make education more meaningful and worthwhile for young...
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Wildfires: do we love our wild spaces too much?
As a scorching summer fuels wildfires, our unlimited access to wild spaces raises uncomfortable...
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Goodbye to the rules: Reform are the masters now
Suffolk’s Reform council broke the rules twice within weeks of taking power. So why are the...