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A storm in a teacup: Why Brits like a few days of terrible weather
We love to obsess about the weather, and there is an underlying reason that's worth examining
John Major is worried about where British democracy is headed
It goes well beyond the former British Prime Minister's dislike for Boris Johnson
Is a British renaissance under Johnson possible?
The feuds and ambitions of those around Boris Johnson to succeed him are taking up a lot of space
Is Spotify winning?
Despite a reputation hit to the streaming service, with Neil Young and Joni Mitchell pulling their music, it remains popular
How to talk about food poverty
£1.2 billion of food wasted in UK every year and 3 items per household per week are binned
Boris Johnson may or may not be out, but the system is definitely down
That the Conservative party has had three failed prime ministers on the trot means there's a far bigger problem
Why we shouldn't judge juries
Criticism of a jury in the UK for acquitting four individuals who toppled a slave trader's statue is just wrong
Much before TikTok, there was Big Ben
Other British institutions need public investment and modernisation urgently as well
Memorable images of 2021 capture a reality of our lives
They also capture some bizarre unrealities that may not recede in 2022
Boris Johnson’s Britain is a political mess
The Conservative party is riven by factions but it's the system of governance that needs to be rethought
How high a price will Boris Johnson pay for 'partygate'?
Until now, he has been Britain’s Teflon prime minister – nothing sticks, not policy failures, not scandals
In America, dreams live alongside nightmares
There is a gap between the America in the life of most citizens and the country that's in the news
Boris Johnson invoking cartoons comes at a cost
The British Prime Minister senses an opportunity – at least among Brexit voters
Missing the point on Kyle Rittenhouse
Another court case divides America, but nobody is asking the question that matters most
Britain's asylum laws are causing havoc on the English Channel
Not only should London be welcoming immigrants but also creating an efficient system to screen and accommodate them
