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Brexiteers are kidding themselves if they think Australia's visa system would work in the UK

Australia has twice as many immigrants as UK in terms of population share – 27% compared with around 13%.

Four companies that confounded the Brexit doom-mongers

Solid UK economic activity after EU referendum has boosted retail, housebuilding and leisure sectors.

Terrorism is terrorism – whether it is Gulenist coup plotters, Isis or the PKK

Turkey's armed forces are united and the country will rise above the terrorist threat.

The reasons why Trump has traction among those left behind by globalisation

Exhaustion with the socioeconomics that followed the global financial crisis has bolstered Trump's campaign.

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Usain Bolt – the man who saved a sport

The Jamaican 'Lightning Bolt' is a genuine superstar, a total legend, and a top, top bloke – which is why the world celebrates his latest incredible triumph.

Fabric closed: Nightclubs should not be punished for drugs at the venue

How to deal with drugs is a question for the whole of society and should not be foisted onto clubs to control.

Robert Fisk won't tell the truth on Syria because, like Bashar al-Assad, he fears it

At every major point of the war, Fisk has trumpeted Assad regime and Russian propaganda.

Heroes behind government's digital revolution face extinction from Whitehall's arcane ways

The Government Digital Service has strengthened UK democracy through great thinking but will it last?

How Brazil's community cops became as corrupt as the anti-drug death squads they replaced

Unlawful killings and other police abuses persist as culprits are rarely brought to justice.

Mrya Hindley tortured and murdered at least five children with Ian Brady in Manchester during the 1960s

Government kept 450 files secret in 2016 - what has it got to hide?

Historians need official documents to tell the truth about the past - without full disclosure there is only a partial picture

Christopher Biggins's comments were far from the most offensive thing on Celebrity Big Brother

In today's climate of identifarianism, some topics are sure to get the Twitter mob riled.

We should beware of British bobbies 'tooling up' to take on terrorists

Jean Charles De Menezes proved that military-style training for police officers can lead to mistakes.

Interest rate cut is welcome news for homeowners but not everyone will be better off

Bank of England's decision to cut interest rates is welcome news for homeowners, but it will do little to make life easy for first-time buyers.

Black Lives Matter isn't needed in the UK – protesters are focusing on the wrong issues

They should have turned their protests into introspection about why British black men are killing each other.

We can't help Britain's maternity crisis unless we restrict immigration

Pressure on services is now so bad that we need 2,600 more midwives in the NHS.

East beats West: US tech giants' failure to crack China is the power shift we all expected

China is no longer the land of opportunity for Western tech as home-grown brands are slaying rivals.

Rio Olympics will be a fiesta despite Russia doping controversy

Former Olympic silver medalist Colin Jackson looks ahead to the Games in Brazil.

Christians poison our kids' heads with the fear of Hell – After School Satan is the antidote

The Satanic Temple preaches freedom and fun as an alternative to Christian superstition and paranoia.

Shameful IOC has disgraced the honour of the Olympic movement

Pierre de Coubertin will be rolling in his grave at the decline of the once great sporting society.

Terrorism is not a symptom of mental illness

Horror and confusion following attacks must not lead us to assume that the perpetrator is mentally ill.

London riots 5 years on: If we don't listen to the deprived, our streets will erupt again

Brexit debates revealed the same schisms and disenchantment as in 2011.

Mild recession could be a major headache for Bank of England

UK economic survey sentiment is dire and an interest-rate cut appears to be a round the corner, but will it really work?

Aleppo offers hope for rebel unity but Syria's anti-Assad forces must not unite behind al-Qaeda

Elements within Syria's opposition are just as guilty of war crimes and sectarianism as Bashar Al-Assad.

Britain must save Amina Al-Jeffery from her Saudi Arabian cage

If she was a white Welsh woman would the courts stand by?

Homophobes see PrEP as an excuse for gay men to have unprotected sex with every guy we can

Men of all sexualities engage in risky behaviours, but when they involve another man the moralising begins.

The Quran was progressive - condoning sex slavery is not

Preachers who hark for a romanticised 7th century Arabia do a great disservice to Muslims.

Goodbye student grants: The Tories are making sure university is reserved for the rich

Government just entrenched inequality in our education system as a matter of policy.

How driverless cars of the future will become mobile living rooms for shopping, work and play

From driving machines to driverless digital platforms that trade horsepower for brainpower.

What I learned about poverty while working in Blackpool

All of us will have to foot the bill for allowing people to fester in forgotten parts of the country.

Honours list: Why do we allow the over-privileged to be further rewarded with titles and medals?

The elite reward themselves and strengthen class divisions in the process.

Social media saved Erdogan but his Stalin-style purge now aims to destroy it

The authoritarian leader is rounding-up journalists and has vowed to "eradicate" Twitter.

In the age of Byron Burgers, we are all border agents

Theresa May must invest in immigration officials if the public are to regain confidence in border control.

The world needs to come together again or Ali Mohammed al-Nimr will die

Saudi Arabia has always carried out its executions once global attention towards victims subsides

Jeremy Corbyn could learn from Hillary Clinton about fighting for power

Resilience in politics has to be matched by a desire to win - ask the Clintons, Obama and the Tories.

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