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The stamp duty cut, without anything to replace it in the form of some new property tax, would cost the Exchequer around £9bn ...

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Organised gangs and hostile states are recruiting teenage hackers to wreak havoc online ...

I was interviewed by Mike Atherton for the Times and Tim Wigmore for the Telegraph, two perceptive and analytical writers on cricket. After discussing MCC matters, the bait was set for me to wade into ...

On the Tuesday I managed to squeeze in lunch before Keir’s speech, his best yet. We’ve got to give voters a better sense of who we are as a party, and shout proudly about our values – and he delivered ...

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Jason Burke chronicles how radical activists in the 1970s found violent new ways to pursue their causes ...

Alexandra Wilson’s history of the art form in Britain shows how it used to appeal to everyone, from miners to lords ...

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