97 m. ago SARAH VINE: The Kardashians' mum hasn't just turned back the clock

The Kardashian clan, who like it or not have dominated celebrity news for two decades, are no strangers to the surgeon's knife.

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4 d. ago Government urged to empower police with more force to bring offenders to court

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood said guilty defendants avoiding court was a ‘final insult to victims and their families’.

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4 d. ago SARAH VINE: Brexit cost me my friends, my sanity and my marriage. Now the unelected elite have delivered a final insult to all of us who voted to Leave

The Eagles' 1976 hit Hotel California encapsulates the current situation of Brexit. You can say your goodbyes, pack your bags, pay your bill - but there's no escaping the tendrils of the EU.

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4 d. ago London borough announces closure of two more schools as birth rate continues to drop

Lambeth council blames ‘significant changes’ to London’s population for the decision, adding that Brexit and the cost of living crisis has contributed to lower numbers of children

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7 d. ago SARAH VINE: The rules on assisted dying and abortion aren't perfect. But no one has come up with anything better

Death is a live topic in Westminster. We have Kim Leadbeater's ill thought-out and chaotic Assisted Dying Bill and Stella Creasy's newest attempt to reform abortion laws.

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1 week ago SARAH VINE: I have tried all the weight loss jabs from Ozempic to Wegovy to Mounjaro... and THIS is the one that's easily the best

Every age has its great rivalries: Rome vs Carthage, Mozart vs Salieri, Shakespeare vs Marlowe, the Rolling Stones vs The Beatles.

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2 w. ago Keir Starmer looking to follow Swiss model of paying into the Brussels budget in return for access to the single market as PM prepares for EU 'surrender summit'

The summit is the moment Sir Keir Starmer hopes to 'reset' the UK's relationship with the EU, but Brexiteers fear the term is code for a capitulation to the bloc - despite Britain's vote to leave in 2016.

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2 w. ago SARAH VINE: This is the difficult conversation we need to have about rape gangs and cultural attitudes if voters are EVER to trust liberal politicians again. I'll start...

Last week, Lucy Powell apologised for dismissing a question from on BBC's Any Questions about whether she had watched a recent documentary about grooming gangs.

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2 w. ago Peter Hitchens questions whether 'smashed up' Britain was actually victorious in the Second World War on latest episode of the Mail's Alas Vine & Hitchens podcast

In evidence of his claims, Hitchens told co-host and Mail columnist Sarah Vine, of his own late father's view of the war, who grew disillusioned years after fighting in the Royal Navy.

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3 w. ago Harry's 'olive branch' is dripping in poison... and I know the real reason he always wants to play the victim: SARAH VINE

There is a look of utter desolation on Prince Harry's face as he delivers his latest bombshell interview. Desolation, interspersed with barely contained rage.

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3 w. ago 9 elite pundits deliver Rangers vs Celtic score predictions as dead rubber debate causes stir

It's the final battle of the season between Glasgow's big two as Celts aim to end Gers' derby winning streak

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3 w. ago SARAH VINE: The Queen asked just ONE thing of Harry and Meghan. Would it kill them to show respect for her memory?

The late Queen, it seems to me, didn't ask for an awful lot. So can't Harry and Meghan honour the one request she made when they stepped back from royal duties?

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3 w. ago Why is Labour getting bolder on Europe? It knows even leave voters can now see the benefits | Gaby Hinsliff

With Labour losing votes to pro-European parties, an intriguing new deep-dive makes clear that the public mood has shiftedIt’s nearly nine years now since Britain lost its collective mind.More than enough time, then, to put the Brexit referendum into perspective. Leavers have moved on to the point where only 11% of British voters still kid themselves that it’s turned out brilliantly. It’s remain politicians who had started to look strangely stuck in the past, still frightened of sounding too pro-European in case they somehow woke the monster. But joyfully – now there’s a word I haven’t typed much lately – it looks like something is finally shifting.Gaby Hinsliff is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Sarah Vine (and dog Muffin) join a resurgent Kemi Badenoch as the Tory leader hits out at reform

SARAH VINE: After weeks of uncertain performances in the Commons, she skewered the Prime Minister on the question of the Supreme Court ruling on women, accusing him of 'moral cowardice'.

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