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The Bafta and Oscar nominees are brilliant but for the one problem
Events have consequences. Those of Boris Johnson's Brexit decision of 2019 are playing out
If it goes wrong, and taxes rise significantly, Americans may not be so grateful
If pro-independence parties win 50 per cent of the vote in May, a second referendum may be inevitable
The Prime Minister wants to hike capacity by 40 per cent – from 180 to 260 nuclear warheads
Creative industries are facing bureaucratic restrictions on short-term work for artists in the EU
Even in the Royal Family's most significant moments, the world cannot help but think of them as theatre
Edinburgh is embroiled in a nasty feud ahead of plans for a referendum. This will come as good news for London
The social media platform must pay for reliable news. Those funds can then be spent by media outlets on gathering news
No version of history can be an unquestionable truth
It's time for Whitehall to reset relations with Washington in the post-Trump era
Between Brexit and the EU vaccine ‘fiasco’, Belfast keeps getting a raw deal
British nationalism has been blamed for a lot that has gone wrong, but English nationalism is the real danger
The Brexit deal has become a nightmare for businesses of all kinds
In his first address to the nation, America’s new president made it clear he is on a mission to heal