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Nigel Farage Is Killing the Conservative Party and Starmer Must Change Course to Avoid the Same Fate
Telling voters that the Reform leader is right, but they shouldn’t vote for him anyway, is no more likely to work for Labour than it has for the Conservatives, argues Adam Bienkov
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‘There May Not Be Any Institutions Left to Rebuild – the Democrats Need to Project Confidence and Keep Fighting’
Alexandra Hall Hall speaks to former Obama and Clinton staffer Tom Malinowski about why the Democrats and those outside of Washington are reluctant to push back against the Trump administration
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The Elixir of Life Is In Danger
The Elixir of Life Is In Danger John Mitchinson Water is the most important substance on the planet: without it there would be no life. Its capacity to retain heat has helped to keep the Earth’s temperature stable. Its transparency allows life-sustaining light to penetrate its depths. Also, because it can dissolve almost anything, it…
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‘We Have Utterly Decimated Our Rivers’
Author Patrick Galbraith speaks to punk star-turned-water campaigner Feargal Sharkey about why decisive political action and natural regeneration can both point a way forward in reclaiming our rivers
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Keir Starmer’s Benefit Cuts Cast Doubt on His Pledge to End Homelessness
“If you take money away from people who haven’t got very much, you’ll get more homelessness,” warn campaigners
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Ecosystem Engineers: Welcoming Back Our Beavers
Adam Ramsay explores the crucial role that beavers’ natural dam-building behaviour plays in the natural world – and how and why his parents helped to reintroduce them in Scotland
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On The Ground – Royal Flush
Campaigners are calling for an urgent review of royal funding. The Sovereign Grant is increasing by a whopping 53%. In 2025-26, the cash going to the monarchy is £132,100,000. That’s an increase of £45.8 million on 2024-25. For what?
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Adolescence May Have Created a ‘Cultural Moment’ But Our Conversations About Misogyny and Masculinity Are Missing the Mark
The issues highlighted by the hit Netflix show go much deeper than online influencers – a patriarchal society which maintains women’s inequality is the root cause of male violence against them. Meg Warren-Lister reports
