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Commonsense Kristi, the true conservative Britain needs (what a pity she's American)

Tucker Carlson on what Biden's inauguration really means

Marcas Mac returns with a new single – Bruidhinn – released digitally across all platforms in time for a Burn's Night release. The song, commissioned by Ceòl is Craic, for their Bòrd n…

If there was any doubt before now, the actions of the Chinese Communist Party in 2020 have shown that it stands in opposition to members of the international community seeking to promote liberty, democracy, and the protection of human rights. From the cover-up of vital data in the early stages of the coronavirus outbreak, to …

There's something fascinating about the writing of a former politician who's left the stage for a cosier private sector afterlife. On the one hand, they are much freer than their successors to speak candidly about the issues of the day. On the other, that candour seldom extends to their own time in office. George Osborne's …

Quoting a recording of Priti Patel, the Labour leader asks about the timing of closing UK borders to control Covid-19.

The payments to victims must be funded by the executive, says NI Secretary Brandon Lewis.

Congratulations, President Harris! At last, the United States of Mutual Loathing will lead the world by having a female president

Other pardon highlights include Lil Wayne, who has pleaded guilty to a federal gun charge and met the President in October

It's not a new phenomenon that the Tories are lurching from crisis to crisis. But the government's latest debacles over key elements of their coronavirus strategy has left them weak.

With Donald Trump banned from social media Sarah Bates asks what are the implications of such measures for the left

There is anger in South Africa after police water-cannoned poor, black, disabled people while a government minister looked on.

An Irish investigation reported last week on how over 9,000 children died at 18 institutions for "unmarried mothers" and their babies between 1922 and 1998.

The UCU union has said it could strike if universities are fully reopened this academic year. It said teaching should remain online to stop the spread of coronavirus.

A deal has been agreed at the Rolls-Royce plant in Barnoldswick, Lancashire, that has saved jobs.

Thousands of workers across England have felt pressured to return to workplaces, despite government advice to work from home.

The package will also see police target dealers and health services help people with addictions.

The Government wants to shift 22,000 civil servants out of London by 2030. In the first stage, Leeds, Newcastle and Teesside are reportedly now in the running to host a 750-person "Treasury North" campus. This has sparked a regional tussle. Ben Houchen, the Tees Valley Mayor, has demanded that Teesside, not Leeds or Newcastle, be …

Dorothy Day published two books about her work. She was invited for a private audience with the Pope. She testified before Congress