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French President Macron: "Make Our Planet Great Again"

A big chunk of our European identity is being hacked away

Can anyone name me a country which built success by governing against the interests of its younger generation?

How infrastructure investing has become mainstream

Pension funds and insurers are attracted to investing in infrastructure that can offer long term and stable returns.

One year after the Brexit vote, the UK may have faced the economic calm before the storm

"The risk is that there is a rapid erosion in business and consumer confidence," Jonathan Portes warns.

Manchester Rally 'Against Hate' Led By Former EDL Leader Tommy Robinson Turns Nasty

Neo-fascism is on the march across the UK - so why are our leaders not acting?

Neo-fascism, among both white and Islamist communities, is not a minority interest.

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Banks and fintech firms should collaborate not compete

Collaborative partnerships between traditional finance and fintech players would pave the way for the next generation of technology-led solutions.

Christopher Burke Jun 19, 2017

Digital frauds: Binary options trading, ICOs and Bitcoin scams

Richard Howlett, a partner at Selachii LLP, considers a range of digital frauds on the increase today.

Richard Howlett Jun 18, 2017

The tragedy of Grenfell Tower brings to a head our deep disenchantment with our elected elite

Theresa May avoids difficult questions as the public looks for leadership, compassion, action and responsibility.

Steve Busfield Jun 16, 2017

The Tory landlords running this country have a clear conflict of interest when it comes to keeping people safe

Every one of the landlord MPs who voted against the housing amendment should be hanging their heads in shame.

Chris Williamson MP Jun 16, 2017

Sony's resistance to cross-platform play is a battle it will ultimately lose

Sony doesn't want PS4 players to play with those on Xbox, PC and Nintendo Switch.

Ben Skipper Jun 15, 2017

The Royal family have murdered the memory of Princess Diana

William and Harry should now defy protocol and use the anniversary to restore the memory of their mother.

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Jun 15, 2017

Qatar supports terrorism - Britain must rethink its relationship

Qatar's double-faced diplomacy should no longer be tolerated.

Ghanem Nuseibeh Jun 14, 2017

What next for Brexit stalemate as Tories and SNP battle post-election wobbles

After all the election hullabaloo, the real concern is that Britain is just as divided as ever over Brexit.

Graeme Mackay Jun 14, 2017

The biggest division in modern Britain boils down to if you own a home

The trigger for the 2008 crash is arguably the biggest driver of post-crash inequality.

James Bloodworth Jun 14, 2017

Market 'May-hem' after UK General Election spells trouble for the pound

While the prospect of a "soft Brexit" would ordinarily benefit the pound, ongoing uncertainty is currently weighing heavily on it.

Craig Erlam Jun 14, 2017

'Decent' leadership: an old-fashioned concept that is right for our times

We need to start using and explicitly discussing what constitutes decent leadership in this exciting and terrifying world in which we live.

Peter Tufano Jun 13, 2017

Hung parliament is the market's depressing dessert after a pathetic electoral main course

Buying any dips in the stock market given the current climate could mean having tried to catch a falling knife.

Zak Mir Jun 13, 2017

This opposition to the DUP is idiotic

The preposterous idea that the DUP is somehow equivalent to Sinn Féin needs to be addressed.

Daniel Hannan Jun 12, 2017

Imagine how well Jeremy Corbyn can do in the next election

Now Jeremy Corbyn has led Labour to a surprise comeback, it's time for the whole of his party to support him the next time

Steve Busfield Jun 10, 2017

Nicola Sturgeon Says She Will Work With Others ‘To Keep The Tories Out Of Government’

We had an opportunity to kick the Tories out of government. Thanks to the SNP, that didn't happen

Sturgeon thought this election would drive another wedge between Scotland and the UK. She was wrong.

Ian Murray MP Jun 09, 2017

Theresa May Announces New Government With DUP

Theresa May just damaged herself, her party, and her country - she won't last long

A Tory leader called a vote and left Britain in turmoil - haven't we been here before?

Alastair Campbell Jun 09, 2017

We should be very, very afraid of the DUP gaining power

In Northern Ireland, the DUP attacked women and gay people. Now Theresa May wants to be in government with them.

Andy West Jun 09, 2017

I was wrong about Jeremy Corbyn

The left can feel reassured that a radical social democratic programme gained significant ground in Britain.

James Bloodworth Jun 09, 2017

Theresa May wants to scrap the Human Rights Act and crush your freedoms

The Human Rights Act has made Britain a better country and us better people.

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Jun 08, 2017

World Oceans Day 2017: There is a ghostly killer haunting our oceans

Fishing litter or 'ghost gear' causes a slow and painful deaths for hundreds of thousands of animals a year.

Chiara Vitali Jun 08, 2017

In depth: Overturning what we thought we knew about the dawn of the human species

The earliest ever Homo sapiens has been discovered in Morocco - here's what it tells us about our origins.

John McNabb Jun 07, 2017

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Thinking of voting for Corbyn's Labour? Here's why you should vote Green instead

There are some crucial differences between the Green Party and Jeremy Corbyn's Labour.

Jonathan Bartley Jun 07, 2017

If you want to stop Theresa May's extreme Brexit then you need to vote tactically

Eloise Todd, the CEO of Best for Britain, makes a last-ditch case against a large Tory majority.

Eloise Todd Jun 07, 2017

Autumn Statement 2016: disability wellfare

I've cried twice over my disability – once from bullying, the other after my PIP assessment

The humiliating experience showed me that in another country and another time, I would have been marked for disposal.

Alex Taylor Jun 07, 2017

Why do UK election polls differ so much?

Here's why the Conservative lead over Labour is anything between one and 12 points.

Professor Patrick Sturgis Jun 06, 2017

Trump's scandals won't bring him down – his healthcare policy will

Donald Trump's supporters will be among those hit hardest by the Trumpcare health reforms.

Jimmy Leach Jun 06, 2017

Trump wants Londoners to be more alarmed. That's exactly what the terrorists want too

Perhaps Donald and his vocal cheerleaders simply don't get British stoicism.

Daniel Hannan Jun 05, 2017

As a Muslim restaurant owner in Borough Market, this attack sickens me

Borough Market has been trading for a thousand years - this won't divide us.

Iqbal Wahhab Jun 04, 2017

If May teamed up with Macron and Merkel, the three Ms could take on Donald Trump

Trump's madness is a danger to the world - but he can be stopped.

Alastair Campbell Jun 02, 2017

Bilderberg 2017: Trump tops agenda at annual secret meeting of global elite

The annual secret meeting of the world's elite will be discussing everything from Trump's presidency to fake news.

Charlie Skelton Jun 01, 2017

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