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Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer on the Wakefield by-election campaign trail

Opinion OPINION: 'Boring' Keir Starmer needs to offer tougher opposition
Labour leader Keir Starmer gave his shadow cabinet a good dressing down last week, after several members briefed the press that he was “boring”.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer on the Wakefield by-election campaign trail

Opinion OPINION: 'Boring' Keir Starmer needs to offer tougher opposition
Labour leader Keir Starmer gave his shadow cabinet a good dressing down last week, after several members briefed the press that he was “boring”.

Marine Le Pen, who also suffered defeat in June 2021

OPINION: France has dodged a bullet, but there are more in the barrel
Over to France, where plucky young centrist Emmanuel Macron has beat fascist Marine Le Pen to the presidency.

Protesters in Bristol transporting the statue of Edward Colston towards the Rriver Avon in June. Patrick Ward argues that culture wars, which have been enhanced by mainstream and social media, are in danger of dominating our lives for the forseeable futur

OPINION: Culture wars and conspiracy theories: The state of UK in 2020
So much has happened to the world in 2020... Patrick Ward tries to make sense of it

Protesters in Bristol transporting the statue of Edward Colston towards the Rriver Avon in June. Patrick Ward argues that culture wars, which have been enhanced by mainstream and social media, are in danger of dominating our lives for the forseeable futur

OPINION: Culture wars and conspiracy theories: The state of UK in 2020
So much has happened to the world in 2020... Patrick Ward tries to make sense of it

Protesters in Bristol transporting the statue of Edward Colston towards the Rriver Avon in June. Patrick Ward argues that culture wars, which have been enhanced by mainstream and social media, are in danger of dominating our lives for the forseeable futur

OPINION: Culture wars and conspiracy theories: The state of UK in 2020
So much has happened to the world in 2020... Patrick Ward tries to make sense of it

Protesters in Bristol transporting the statue of Edward Colston towards the Rriver Avon in June. Patrick Ward argues that culture wars, which have been enhanced by mainstream and social media, are in danger of dominating our lives for the forseeable futur

OPINION: Culture wars and conspiracy theories: The state of UK in 2020
So much has happened to the world in 2020... Patrick Ward tries to make sense of it

Patrick Ward has reported from numerous refugee camps during his career, but was hardest hit by an assignment to the Calais refugee camp known as The Jungle. Picture: PA Archive/PA ImagesA general view of the entrance to The Jungle refugee camp in Calais,

Opinion Refugees have seen the world at its worst – we must show compassion
Archant print journalist Patrick Ward asks why the UK isn’t doing more to help refugess trying to enter the country

Patrick Ward has reported from numerous refugee camps during his career, but was hardest hit by an assignment to the Calais refugee camp known as The Jungle. Picture: PA Archive/PA ImagesA general view of the entrance to The Jungle refugee camp in Calais,

Opinion Refugees have seen the world at its worst – we must show compassion
Archant print journalist Patrick Ward asks why the UK isn’t doing more to help refugess trying to enter the country

Patrick Ward has reported from numerous refugee camps during his career, but was hardest hit by an assignment to the Calais refugee camp known as The Jungle. Picture: PA Archive/PA ImagesA general view of the entrance to The Jungle refugee camp in Calais,

Opinion Refugees have seen the world at its worst – we must show compassion
Archant print journalist Patrick Ward asks why the UK isn’t doing more to help refugess trying to enter the country