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I tried to warn Britain about the curse of identity politics. Five years on, I’ve been proved right
Valdo Calocane is a black man with a long history of severe mental illness. But during a clinical assessment, some years ago, ...
On the very same day that reports emerged of anti-regime protesters being gunned down on the streets of Tehran, Foreign ...
Vote Palestine movement aims to ‘make Palestine an election issue’ in May’s local elections Dominic Penna is The Telegraph's Senior Political Correspondent, covering the biggest stories of the day ...
Armen Rustamyan, representative of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) Bureau, visited Canada in late February and ...
Exclusive: The number of people being granted citizenship since Labour came to power has surged to the highest level since 2013.
Sat, Mar 14, 2026 Reform UK has no fear of the law being changed to require MPs defecting from another party to fight a by-election. Nigel Farage’s party, which has a strong lead over its rivals in ...
A former Labour minister who was famously confronted by Joanna Lumley in a live TV showdown has died from brain cancer aged ...
Matthew Doyle effectively gave the go-ahead for his mentor and long-term colleague to be hired as ambassador to the US ...
The repeated declarations of the Musqueam, the Cowichan and even the entire First Nations Leadership Council that there is no threat to private property have proved futile. Eby has repeated his ...
The incident highlights deepening tensions surrounding the legacy and political interpretations of the July Uprising.
As the Thundering Thandhai entered his final decade, his focus shifted from smashing external idols to re-forging the very language that housed the "Sanskritic Trojan Horse" of the past.
Time to wake up and ride the turbulent Tide: a transition from the profound poetry of Tamil Bhakti to the pungent theatre of Dravidian politics.
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