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The received wisdom of the Covid Inquiry
The conclusion already appears to be that Britain was led by an idiot and handled the pandemic uniquely badly. But it may now be unravelling
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Our independence must be guaranteed
The Telegraph’s readers need to be reassured about how the paper’s continued independence can be sustained
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Raising tax thresholds for middle earners is a priority
Surely those who have been paying most should be first in line when it comes to easing taxes
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On Covid, scepticism of ‘the science’ was justified
The question that this inquiry needs to answer is whether the lockdowns championed by the scientists made a fundamental difference
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Scrap the unfair death tax
The Chancellor should do more than just reduce rates or increase allowances in the Autumn Statement
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Will the Labour Party’s troublesome factions let it govern?
The rebellion – bigger than was expected – raises questions over how Sir Keir Starmer would lead a government
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Fight to rescue the Rwanda policy
The Supreme Court’s ruling isn't the end of the battle to secure Britain’s borders
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The Tories now face two massive tests
We will see this week and next whether the Government is capable of addressing voters’ concerns – and proving Mrs Braverman wrong
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A bold new team, but what is the strategy?
The Prime Minister now needs to adopt many of the causes Suella Braverman espoused but did little about
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The NHS is not getting better
A new study warns GPs are becoming an 'elusive species'. This is not good enough
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A moment of unity not division
At a time when the country seems gripped by an identity crisis, it is fitting we should be reminded about what holds it together
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A day of chaos that shamed Britain
We must confront the cancer of extremism wherever we find it, whether Islamist or hard Right
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Dame Alison Rose’s just rewards
NatWest must still prove that it has learnt from the Farage debanking scandal
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Britain must confront illiberal extremism
The pro-Palestinian march on Armistice Day exposes serious issues with integration in the UK
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A lesson learnt on vaccine harms
Side effects and risks must be balanced against medical benefits
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A dispiriting row at a dangerous moment
The public are more interested in tackling radical extremism than the internal decision-making process by which this is achieved
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