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A fearful misunderstanding

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Steve Laughton joined The Mint to talk about money. Not money in the everyday sense but as a political story — so badly misconstrued that it has trapped governments, parties …

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Britain’s farming – has beans

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Beans should be a mainstay in livestock feeds: it’s time for UK agriculture to take its pulse, says John McArthur. The Defra Farming Roadmap was released on 24 June 2026 …

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Chinese lessons

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In her new book, Uneasy Streets sociologist, Caroline Knowles, points out the marks made on British society by Chinese money while Britain’s understanding of the superpower remains scant. She shares …

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A call to alms

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If the cost of defence is a life worth living, who’s going to fight for their country? Vix Anderton questions the welfare or weapons argument. John Healey’s resignation as UK …

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All together now

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Cliff Mills and Simon Grove-White on why cooperation is the way forward in public services. Andy Burnham’s speech at the People’s History Museum has thrown down the gauntlet to rethink …

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Should farmers be paid a basic income?

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Trying to make a living from small-scale veg production today isn’t easy. There are many barriers, including access to land, and most growers struggle financially. Farm gate prices are low, …

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Israeli Developers Linked to Illegal Settlements Are Coming to London

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New details of a controversial Israeli property event coming to London, which allegedly has connections to illegal Israeli settlements, have emerged. Emanuel Vatari, CEO of Emanuel Group, one of the …

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Palantir wins contract to manage UK’s guns, explosives, and poisons

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Far-right AI war firm Palantir has won yet another UK contract. This time the genocide-linked company’s software will manage guns, explosives, and even poisons held by the British state. The …

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Andrew Bailey has two years left running the Bank of England. They’ll be the toughest yet.

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Andrew Bailey bows his head and steps inside the church. Set among residential buildings and shops in a leafy south London suburb, this is where the Bank of England governor …

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A future food system that ignores climate change is contributing to the crisis

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The UK Treasury wants supermarkets to introduce voluntary price caps on key groceries in return for lifting some regulations – including those relating to more sustainable packaging. This was the …

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