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Certain British blood donors are unwelcome in Germany
A risk of mad Cow disease is causing donors who lived in Britain between 1980 and 1986 to be turned away by doctors
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The Italians won’t take earthquakes seriously
The country's citizens have always been fatalists but now it's getting out of hand
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Georgia takes a step towards the EU
Joining the European family is what Georgians have wanted for decades
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Exploring where the Parthenon Marbles once were
The argument that only the British Museum can protect the marbles isn’t accepted in Greece
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Germansplaining: Henry Kissinger’s Germanic legacy
For Germans, Kissinger's is a story of forgiveness
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Alastair Campbell’s Diary: Farewell Glenys Kinnock and Alistair Darling
Their passing has marked a sad week for the entire Labour family
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Ernst Haas’ reflections from Paris
Colour photography pioneer Ernst Haas created a new iconography for the city by blurring the space between art and photojournalism
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James Cleverly’s new Rwandan treaty does not comply with the rule of law
We can’t make a country safe just by saying it is
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Pulling up the immigration ladder
Immigrants are entrepreneurial and hard working – why shut them out?
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Cartoon: Is von der Leyen right that we should go back into the EU?
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Sir Ed Davey rebrands to save his leadership
The party plan to appeal to the “yoof” vote by rebranding as the Dem Libs...
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Fear and loathing fuel Putin’s campaign trail
The dictator in the Kremlin may not be popular, yet he rules unopposed. But once again he is going to the polls – why?
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Spiteful Sunak has ensured there is no money left – but here’s how Starmer could grow the economy
From planning laws to better skills to a proper industrial strategy, all is not quite lost for Britain
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No, Keir Starmer did not endorse Thatcher’s foul legacy
By appealing to Tory voters, Labour’s leader is merely showing how much he wants the Tories out of power
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Farage faces piercing questions in the jungle
It is with much regret that we must discuss the former Ukip leader's left nipple
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Farage treats jungle to end of the peer show
Saturday night ITV viewers got an insight into the former Ukip leader's views on the House of Lords
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Elon Musk’s foul mouth
If he can’t make Twitter work his way, he’d rather break it than let anyone else take over
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Europe is fighting a different inflation battle to the UK
Europe's challenges with inflation requires very different weapons
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The Square Mile and the EU
The man who speaks for the City knows the bankers can’t do without Europe
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Leaving overseas voters out in the cold
More people than ever before will be able to vote in the next election but these citizens are still at risk of being ignored
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Campmate Farage takes the biscuit
The former Ukip leader was once again front and centre on I'm A Celebrity, failing another Bushtucker Trial
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David Cameron is a failure – but even he is showing up Rishi Sunak
The ex-PM is close to a deal with Spain on Gibraltar, while the current one sulks over Greece
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Brexit was all about animal welfare and nuclear subs, claim Sunak and Farage
The straw-clutching continues as the current and would-be prime ministers scramble for benefits of leaving the EU
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My friend Alistair Darling
He was a better politician than he ever knew
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Farage finally utters those magic words (no, not ‘I’m sorry’)
The former Ukip leader failed in his latest Bushtucker Trial before having another argument about cultural appropriation
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PMQs Review: Rishi Sunak lashes out on Brussels and Beethoven as Starmer’s blows land
The prime minister was stung by the Labour leader's description of a "man with the reverse Midas touch"
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Rishi Sunak, the prickly PM
Tetchy, thin-skinned, used to getting your own way? Then politics isn’t for you, Mr Sunak
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Farage: I’m not even allowed to dress up as a Mexican any more
The former Ukip leader wanted to speak to young people but when he finally did it didn't go well
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Why I’m no longer calling myself African American
Africa will always be part of my identity – but not all of it
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The Tory media’s Covid inquiry cowardice
How the ‘fearless’ Tory press meekly ducked criticism of Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak over Covid
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If you think Gaza is heading for a neat and happy ending, you’re wrong
Don’t be fooled, Israel will not rest until Hamas has been destroyed. This war is only just starting
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The clot thickens: Nadine Dorries’ caffeine-fuelled torrent of words
The former Tory culture secretary and Boris Johnson superfan has written an astoundingly bad book