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Too little, too late: we are still not facing up to the China threat
The Beijing regime is spying on us, destroying the vestiges of freedom in Hong Kong and pursuing genocide against Uyghurs and Tibetans
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The Vatican needs a new strategy for dealing with dictators
The Pope’s suggestion that Ukraine ought to ‘raise the white flag’ is utterly inexplicable
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The rights of Hong Kong’s women are under siege from the Chinese Communist Party
With today’s further tightening of the draconian national security law, the city’s few remaining freedoms are being extinguished by Beijing
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The Army officer exodus is about to get much worse
Woke new housing rules set by a weak Ministry of Defence undermine the attractiveness of service life
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Pro-Hamas protesters are vile people and should be arrested
We cannot allow these protesters to get away with such hate-filled bile
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Uxbridge by-election shows why Conservatives must stand against net zero
Ulez became a lightning rod, a moment when politicians had to face up to the fury of people having yet another tax imposed on them
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Britain’s policy on China is simply disgraceful
Confusion and obfuscation prevails in Whitehall, as No10 and the Foreign Office fail to reckon with the severity of the threat from Beijing
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Time to act on China’s surveillance threat
The combination of AI and genomic technology will hand Beijing extraordinary powers. It cannot be ignored
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Stop sick people from languishing on benefits
With the right incentives, they can fill vacancies and end our country’s reliance on cheap foreign workers
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The Conservatives can still win the next election
The local election results are bad, but not fatal if we deliver on the pledges that won us a historic majority
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Covid’s lost children must not be forgotten
We risk leaving a cohort of the already disadvantaged behind if we don't get them back to school immediately
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At last, a genuine plan to help the disabled back into work
Removing the Work Capability Assessment is a step towards ending the financial penalties people with disabilities face when moving into work
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To preserve peace in Northern Ireland, the Protocol must be replaced
The survival of the Good Friday Agreement is what is at stake in the EU talks
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On the front line at Kharkiv, I saw the full extent of Moscow's brutality
An unofficial trip to assist a British aid charity allowed me to witness a humbling testament to the spirit of endurance
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We have been too lax on deal making that threatens national security – there has to be a reckoning
Our failure to intervene earlier in the sale of strategic companies damages our reputation
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Central targets cannot solve Britain's housing crisis
Top-down imposition is not only unpopular but is not as effective as the government is led to believe
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