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Business secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg’s new Brexit Freedoms Bill claims replacing or repealing all retained EU laws will bring unfettered growth. It’s dangerous and untrue

Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng have turned Britain into a giant experiment to test out the riskiest of trickle-down fantasies

Many of Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng’s plans are detailed in an economically illiterate pamphlet they published 10 years ago this month

Liz Truss has entered Number 10 wanting to change government. This time may be better spent on some reflection

Our society needs a more measured approach, writes one reader

Will King Charles III insist on royal protocol and privilege or will his reign breakaway from tradition?

This dessert from Tom Kerridge makes for a comforting end to a meal. What's more, you can bake it in support of the chef's commitment to slashing prices during the cost-of-living crisis

This production challenges politics, our values and the dystopia we are beginning to call normal with style and intelligence

It's a show filled with obvious and patronising themes. In trying to take on too much, it feels almost punitively long

Red tape continues to frustrate small businesses as the hunt for the sunlit uplands goes on

Drakeford has been quietly effective in Wales. Now I've spoken to him, it's clear to see why

He wasn't happy about choosing between taking his researchers or his relatives into Westminster Hall with him

Mary Dejevsky, who wrote a piece in The Independent headlined “Putin should have been invited”, believes so

Labour’s leader is perceived to be sitting on his hands over Europe. But private discussions with European leaders tell a different story

Comedian MITCH BENN envisions what people would've sung as they queued to see Queen Elizabeth lying in state

The lucrative UK/US trade deal is dead - so will it Liz Truss now press ahead with ripping up parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol?

Her business, the Barlby Group, returned to profitability last year

Hoyle has turned out to be a peculiarly unctuous Speaker of the House

Could the MP for North West Leicestershire soon be facing a byelection?

The West has turned away from the victims of the Syrian war, who are stuck between warring factions and a corrupt government that’s implicated in the drug trade

An idea that originated in the Basque country seems to be catching on

Polls show the young don’t fully trust Charles. What better way to solve it than by restating his environmental agenda in deed, not word?

In dark times, it is genuinely heartening to see Europeans coming together. We have our differences, but we are, essentially, the same, writes one reader

What the US playwright can teach us about Britain’s falling currency and fading international reputation

He has the task of preserving a system that even he knows can no longer be justified

Grief is the long-lasting flame that keeps memories alive. As Queen Elizabeth herself said, “grief is the price we pay for love”

This production misses the opportunity for laughs and instead its themes verge on patronising

This well-intentioned production, sadly, lacks any real drama

This recipe is enlivening, sustainable and far superior to salmon en croute

Liz Truss's cabinet isn't as diverse as it seems, despite what the prime minister says

Hamnet’s Maggie O’Farrell creates another major work from one of history’s minor characters