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What will King Charles want his crowning achievement to be?
Awaiting the British monarch is a divided kingdom, a commonwealth in need of new energy and a planet on fire
Weekend Essay: The death of the queen marks the end of our Elizabethan era
British monarchs may no longer be as central to the nation as they once were, but Elizabeth II was truly irreplaceable
Liz Truss: is the UK’s new boss better than the old one?
If the incoming prime minister fails to 'get Brexit done', she will meet the same fate as her predecessor
The Lost Cause of Boris Johnson
Like many Americans miss Trump, there is remorse among a number of Britons over their leader's impending exit
Politicians in Britain are leading a boom in satire
But being prime minister should not be a comedy act
Truss tapping into Thatcher signals a wider problem
Around the world, political nostalgia has become fashionable
Boris Johnson and Donald Trump: could their comebacks be alike too?
Neither likes being away from the spotlight too long
Can we change the climate of complacency?
Climate action is happening but whether it is happening at the necessary speed is open to question
Are the British Conservatives in big trouble?
The same factor that led to parties being voted out of power in 1970s and 1990s is increasingly visible today
Boris Johnson's successor and a peculiar British tradition
The Conservatives choosing the next UK Prime Minister are not very geographically, socially or racially diverse
Why Boris Johnson's successor is likely to fail, too
The outgoing Prime Minister will bequeath a laundry list of unfinished business
Even before Sunak and Javid, the Tory press had turned against Boris Johnson
The political bankruptcy in the UK has been building leading up to the resignations of two key ministers
Boris Johnson's Rwanda plan will fail, but will that matter to him?
As with a number of his previous initiatives, politics will always trump policy
England is yet again a tale of divisions in the North and South
The country is full of hard working, decent people who think their country should be in a better state
Ignoring Brexit - and the PM making it worse - is not going to solve Britain's problems
The problems are everywhere, and the supposed benefits are hardly anywhere to be seen
