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The American filmmaker, who has died aged 78, leaves behind a body of work exploring the rot of evil and the mysteries of ...

From an electoral perspective, the Lib Dems’ aim is to “finish the job” in the Blue Wall. Of their 30 notional target seats, ...

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On a mild morning in December, Emily Thornberry braced herself to confront her packed diary. I went with her. Our day began ...

The six weeks ceasefire, which was all that was agreed in the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah, will soon be ...