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Between compassion and control: Labour’s immigration balancing act
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Between compassion and control: Labour’s immigration balancing act

Could this government find its way through to blending control and compassion - rather than seeming to flip between them?

How Iftars can unite not divide communities across the UK
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How Iftars can unite not divide communities across the UK

In polarised times, faith and even flags feel like they may be on the ballot paper at the next general election

New definition can protect Muslims and free speech
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New definition can protect Muslims and free speech

To have a working definition of antisemitism, but none for anti-Muslim prejudice is a disparity that could inhibit efforts to challenge prejudice.

Is Labour’s new hard line on immigration sustainable?
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Is Labour’s new hard line on immigration sustainable?

How to balance control with contribution and compassion, to push back against the politics of remigration and racism will remain a key exam question in Labour politics.

Green win exposes myth of ethnic ‘bloc voting’
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Green win exposes myth of ethnic ‘bloc voting’

Reform campaign was too narrow: in a constituency where six out of ten voters were white, they focused on one-third of the constituency, in white working-class areas

Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain tests how far populist right will go
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Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain tests how far populist right will go

Restore believe "Britain is a people defined by indigenous British ancestry and Christian faith”

Changes at Number Ten, but Starmer’s future remains uncertain
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Changes at Number Ten, but Starmer’s future remains uncertain

Most of the Westminster commentariat predict that Starmer will prove to be a caretaker prime minister on borrowed time