I’ve resisted writing about the Irish presidential election throughout the silly season. Now with just two and a half weeks left until nominations close we… Read More »Gazing into the smallest Irish presidential election field in a generation?

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30,000 reasons why Labour won’t stop the boats “More than 1,000 migrants arrived in the UK in small boats on Saturday – just as new… Read More »Newslinks for Monday 8th September 2025 | Conservative Home

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AJR’s Adam Met at Madison Square Garden in New York City, July 2024. Greg Allen/Invision/AP Get your news from a source that’s not owned and… Read More »This rock bassist is remixing climate activism

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For a party that makes a lot of noise in British politics, Reform UK has relatively few senior elected politicians. And one man, its leader… Read More »Reform UK hopefuls vie to share spotlight with Farage