10 h. ago STEPHEN GLOVER: Swingeing steel tariffs and now spiteful travel restrictions. Starmer's 'reset' with Brussels is all one

Was there ever a more tragic tale of unrequited love than the relationship between Sir Keir Starmer and Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission?

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61 h. ago The 52 ages of travel: Our ultimate guide to the rules and restrictions

Your age (and sometimes your height) governs the travelling you can do, from minus 12 weeks to 99 years old

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4 d. ago Yes it was BOLD and uplifting, but on so many things Kemi's merely catching up with Farage: STEPHEN GLOVER

Kemi Badenoch's speech yesterday was one of the most uplifting I have heard from a Tory leader in many years. I suspect most true Conservatives will feel the same.

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7 d. ago STEPHEN GLOVER: How supine Labour is in its dealings with China. And what a scandal if they have compromised our security to keep our new masters happy

Is China an enemy of Britain, asks STEPHEN GLOVER.

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1 week ago STEPHEN GLOVER: Starmer has handed Farage a golden chance to prove he's Prime Minister material

In the past few days there has been a sudden and alarming coarsening of political language. Words and phrases have been tossed about which until now were almost entirely alien to our traditions.

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2 w. ago Starmer can bad mouth Farage all he wants. It won't help him one jot unless he stops the boats: STEPHEN GLOVER

Might millions of prospective Reform voters say to themselves: 'My God, he's spot on. Farage really is pulling us apart. Starmer is the voice of moderation and decency. We must support Labour'.

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2 w. ago Top Scottish Labour donor demands UK Government 'reset' and claims Keir Starmer has failed on economy

EXCLUSIVE: Lord Haughey said the Labour Government's policies on economic growth had not worked.

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3 w. ago STEPHEN GLOVER: Starmer's Chagos deal was bad enough, but recognising Palestine could see Britain facing £2trillion in reparations

Starmer's Chagos deal with Mauritius was one of the most idiotic in human history, writes STEPHEN GLOVER. But that's almost certainly going to be made to seem like small change...

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3 w. ago Can’t work, sing, travel, study: All the ways the Taliban are restricting lives of women in Afghanistan

Afghan women cannot be heard in public, even if it is to offer prayers, and have been banned from schools, workplaces, salons, gyms and national parks under the current Taliban rule. Arpan Rai reports

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