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“The desire to obsess about bygone grandeur must end: we have had enough of politicians who are à la recherche de temps perdu. We have to move on.”
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Remembering the two world wars let us stop obsessing about our glorious past and move on. Time to focus on reconciliation and avoid displays of jingoistic patriotism | Jim Price
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The Cotswolds are a beautiful area and a magnet for tourists, but below the surface all is not well | Roz Savage, Martin Broomfield & Zoë Billingham
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International support for a free democratic Iran grows in strength as Iranian voters turn their backs on a corrupt political system | Laila Jazayeri
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Reform UK candidates linked to using Twitter (X) to spread Islamophobia, and COVID conspiracies, and promote far-right values from the US to Europe | Joe McCauley
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Despite many opinion polls predicting a Labour victory in the general election, the people of the UK still need to “go out there and vote” | Richard Styles
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Explore climate changes in your constituency and compare them with local election promises using detailed clickable maps | Prof Chris Brierley & Dr Hannah Woodward
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So they wouldn’t accept it if your ballot arrived late? If that’s the case then the rules need changing. Someone living on the other side of the world shouldn’t be disenfranchised for it.
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Chris May argues for post-school education to be a first 100 days priority for the new government
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The first 100 days after the election are critical. If they win, Labour should take the chance to change the national debate.
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The Portillo moment: what really happened
The fall of Michael Portillo was about more than just a Conservative defeat – it was a breakthrough for gay rights in the face of hypocrisy
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The hypocrisy of Tommy Robinson and his fans | A squalid tale of grift and dishonesty as ‘Tommy Robinson’ is detained for immigration offences yet again | Lisa Burton
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The scandal of hidden homelessness | Over 140,000 children live in sub-standard accommodation enduring mould, bug infestations, and inadequate washing and cooking facilities | Ginny Foster
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Yes, it’s been a huge issue, especially for those living on other continents.
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You could have arranged an emergency proxy vote until 5pm today! ☹️
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Back to the ballot box: overseas voters tackle bureaucracy to reclaim the vote
Despite reclaiming the right to vote in UK elections, many Brits living abroad long term have struggled to register to vote in the general election
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The Conservatives took away your EU passport. Be sure to take your black one with you today when you vote them out.
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Blue Bin Day
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All eyes are on the road from Wales to Westminster this week, as a scandal-ridden and interminable general election campaign ends at last | Ethan Jones
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Boyband Five and Peter Andre were the entertainment at Chester 7s Festival. Deborah Law certainly loved the show | Deborah Law
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A Whitehall farce without the laughs: review of Rory Stewart's book | Peter Morris
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Today is election day! Have you decided how you will vote? Or do you need more information? If you live in the East of England region, East Anglia Bylines May be able to help…
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The fall of Michael Portillo was about more than just a Conservative defeat – it was a breakthrough for gay rights in the face of hypocrisy | Jennie Kermode
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Curious what kind of candidate you think would attract young people to vote.
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How do you solve a problem like low voter turnout from young people?
Low youth voter turnout is an issue that threatens UK democracy; why is this happening?
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Britain’s centre left has been divided since the end of the first world war – now it is the centre right that has been split | Prof Paul Whiteley
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Wales is rich in energy and we need more power to create wealth with it. But those with the keys to Number 10 are locking in those powers | Guto Owen
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Two days before the vote, the polls still can’t predict the outcome in nearly half the seats in our region. What is going on? | Stephen McNair
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Nicola Sturgeon’s resignation came as a shock to Scottish Politics, with no one sure how the country would be shaped by a new SNP leader and First Minister | Adam Le Grice
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The recent decision on Horse Hill by the supreme court could mean the end of underground fossil fuel extraction in the UK | Frances Williams
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Despite reclaiming the right to vote in UK elections, many Brits living abroad long term have struggled to register to vote in the general election | Liz Parry
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To combat a disconnect between young people and politics, our parties brush up on their humour and head to TikTok. Is this really wise? | Izzie Brown
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Talking to candidates in two Cambridgeshire constituencies reveals some interesting insights into what they stand for | Aidan Baker
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Consultation event on Teesside Gigapark with NatPOwer | Ray Casey
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Don’t be a Boris! Check what ID you need ⤵️
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Boyband Five and Peter Andre were the entertainment at Chester 7s Festival. Deborah Law certainly loved the show
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Oswald Mosley and Nigel Farage: how similar are the two?
By comparing the speeches of Mosley with those of Farage and other Reform UK leaders we can establish just how alike the 1930’s fascist they are
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Stopping the boats won’t solve UK’s problems, neither will leaving the ECHR
We need politicians to put the public, not their party, first – scapegoating ‘illegal immigrants’ and ‘foreign courts’ distracts from the real issues
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Is the ‘third sector’ finally going to sit at the top table?
Starmer pledges to harness the power of government to help the voluntary and charity sector unleash its full potential
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Is it 'strong' government we can expect under Labour? Or just powerful government?
Enjoyable though a Tory wipe-out will be, will a Labour government have the courage to change an electoral system that is so unfit for purpose?
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Levelling up scheme: Birmingham sees no changes
The levelling up scheme in Birmingham has been ongoing for four years now and locals say they see no changes | Samuel Kalantzis
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Is the ‘third sector’ finally going to sit at the top table?
Starmer pledges to harness the power of government to help the voluntary and charity sector unleash its full potential
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Codes of standards for public interest journalism help courts balancing two fundamental human rights: privacy and freedom of expression | Dr Huw Evans
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Artist Charlie Whinney of Creative Communities CIC is commissioned with installing Sycamore Gap tree in The Sill | North East Bylines
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All elections throw up some curious candidates, and next month’s poll is no exception. Our region boasts a few extraordinary contenders | Celina Błędowska
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5W's growing membership network connects independent women to provide greater travel safety while making new friends worldwide | Zhaona Li
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Enjoyable though a Tory wipe-out will be, will a Labour government have the courage to change an electoral system that is so unfit for purpose? | Richard Haviland
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