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Tackling hostility against Muslims matters for everyone
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Tackling hostility against Muslims matters for everyone

Efforts to tackle anti-Muslim hatred risked being stalled by arguments over what to call it and how to define it.

Parallel student murders expose ‘two-tier’ fallacy
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Parallel student murders expose ‘two-tier’ fallacy

Consistent verdicts debunk Farage's divisive claims

England dare to dream as mega world cup kicks off
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England dare to dream as mega world cup kicks off

The growing popularity of the Premier League means England will have some Indian fans

‘Collective civic efforts can help unite kingdom’
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‘Collective civic efforts can help unite kingdom’

Fewer crowds at rally expose hollow rhetoric of extremist voices

Britain’s fractured vote leaves Starmer fighting for survival
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Britain’s fractured vote leaves Starmer fighting for survival

The prime minister sought to acknowledge public frustration with his government and his own leadership, by pledging to deliver bigger change

How May elections could disrupt Britain’s political balance
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How May elections could disrupt Britain’s political balance

May elections across the UK could upend party politics, with Labour under pressure and Reform, Greens and nationalists gaining ground.

Shared English pride can unite communities
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Shared English pride can unite communities

Research shows most reject race as test of identity

From Budapest to Washington: What Orbán’s Defeat Means for the West
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From Budapest to Washington: What Orbán’s Defeat Means for the West

Orban’s defeat was also a significant setback for Donald Trump gave this Hungarian election a high international profile.