Terror Reaches Westminster - John Humphrys
It had become a cliché - an official one at that - to say that it was a matter of when, not if, London ...
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John Humphrys - Hammond’s U-Turn: a Government at Sea?
Budgets are notoriously tricky political constructions that often unravel in the months that follow them. But rarely do they fall apart as rapidly as ...
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John Humphrys - Political Pledges: To Break or not to Break?
In a Budget speech widely regarded as otherwise dull (and not necessarily the worse for that), the Chancellor, Phillip Hammond, has stoked political controversy ...
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John Humphrys - Crisis in Public Services : Time to Increase Taxes?
Headlines about some new crisis or other in the public services come almost daily. Not all of them are caused by insufficient funding, but ...
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By-Elections : Are Labour and UKIP Now Both on the Skids?
Theresa May is the only party leader who will be feeling a spring in her step following Thursday’s by-elections in two of Labour’s most ...
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John Humphrys - Blair Rallies Remainers to ‘Rise Up’
Tony Blair has returned to the fray of politics by calling on supporters of British membership of the European Union to ‘rise up’ and ...
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John Humphrys - Child Refugees: the Government Shuts a Door
‘Saddened and shocked’ was the verdict of the Archbishop of Canterbury on the government’s decision to end a scheme expected to bring around three ...
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President Trump, Two Weeks In
A week, notoriously, is a long time in politics; two weeks of President Trump evidently feels to many like an eternity, and an eternity ...
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John Humphrys - Getting a New Hip: Is the old one hurting enough?
Health chiefs in the West Midlands have caused outrage by proposing to ration hip and knee replacements according to pain. They want to save ...
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John Humphrys: May Spells Out Brexit
After months of relying on the tautology ‘Brexit means Brexit’, Theresa May has finally spelt out what she means by it. Her speech on ...
