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Tory councillors lose the faith, as local councils collapse

byStephen McNair

December 11, 2023

Our favourite stories: Rewilding: leaving nature alone

December 10, 2023

Do you know your human rights?

December 10, 2023

Funerals are optional, dying is not

December 9, 2023

MR PECKSNIFF'S EAST ANGLIA DIARY

Sunak at yet another 'Stop the Boats' press conference

Pecksniff: Is this the end for Sunak?

December 9, 2023

PM Rishi Sunak standing at the dispatch box during Prime Ministers Questions

Pecksniff: Is Sunak losing his marbles?

December 2, 2023

PM Rishi Sunak standing at a lecturn that has the banner "Stop the boats" on it.

Pecksniff: Can the Tories afford to be honest about what they want?

November 25, 2023

Rishi Sunak greets David Cameron

Pecksniff: Who thinks demeaned and dishonourable Cameron has star quality?

November 18, 2023

HEALTH/EDUCATION

A statue on a tomb of a woman leaning on the tomb, weeping.

Grief Awareness Week: resources for support and healing

December 7, 2023

Care home residents painting

East Anglia’s adult social care crisis one year on

December 2, 2023

A Rwanda female nurse injecting a covi19 vaccine jab.

How Big Pharma is destroying global health

November 29, 2023

HEALTH/EDUCATION

Grape harvest, from the book of hours of the Duke of Berry. Some workers are bending over harvesting, other are chatting, one is tasting the grapes.

Cambridge – Town and Gown unto death

December 6, 2023

Farmer workers in norfolk best over harvesting root crops

When rural Norfolk fought back

December 6, 2023

A woman sits alone on her sofa, dressed in a Christmas jumper and hat.

“All the lonely people”

December 5, 2023

WORLD

Geert Wilders smiling in a crowd

Look to the mainstream to explain the rise of the far right

November 27, 2023

The Polish and EU flags fly side by side.

Poland: a do or die election?

October 15, 2023

Aircraft full of passengers

COVID: here’s why cases have seen a small spike this summer

A seabird stands on a beach surrounded by plastic waste.

Plastic – toxic, polluting and very, very big business

Brightly-coloured, decorated Pisanki eggs.

From Faberge to traditional painted eggs

15 questions my MP didn’t answer on the Illegal Migration Bill

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Two people approach passport control at the UK Border Control, Heathrow.

Who’s afraid of freedom of movement?

December 8, 2023

Sunak at yet another 'Stop the Boats' press conference

Pecksniff: Is this the end for Sunak?

December 9, 2023

Climate crisis. Houses on the cliff edge at Hemsby

“Sorry, you are on your own!” climate crisis hits Norfolk

December 3, 2023

People demonstrating against poverty. One banner says "Fight poverty, not the poor."

We can eliminate poverty: but we have decided not to

December 7, 2023

Library closed sign

Tory councillors lose the faith, as local councils collapse

December 11, 2023

Deer in rewilded woods

Our favourite stories: Rewilding: leaving nature alone

December 10, 2023

University of Essex students’ sitting on some steps with a banner saying "Human Rights Week". This is the annual ‘chalking of the steps’ event where they write the articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, in numerous languages, on the concrete steps of the University’s Colchester Campus.

Do you know your human rights?

December 10, 2023

Funeral for Arnt Olsen in Norway, 1932. The funeral guests are all gathered around the coffin, children at the front, all very soberly dressed, There are flower wreaths on the coffin.

Funerals are optional, dying is not

December 9, 2023

OPINION/LETTERS

Man reading a phone in bed

7.02: your first WhatsApp of the day…it’s AI wanting a word

November 24, 2023

Looking across Norwich Market towards the Norman Norwich Castle.

UK is always in our hearts, but it’s difficult to live there

November 24, 2023

Wine, cheese and bread at a street café in Paris

Wine, the pint bottle and European standards

November 23, 2023

CARTOONS

Cartoon with the title: Conservative candidates for local elections in 2023. Beneath the title is a picture of a bollard, a sheep and a woman with squirrels climbing over her with the caption: "fifteen squirrels and a balloon."

Tory quandary

February 1, 2023

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Library closed sign

Tory councillors lose the faith, as local councils collapse

December 11, 2023

Deer in rewilded woods

Our favourite stories: Rewilding: leaving nature alone

December 10, 2023

University of Essex students’ sitting on some steps with a banner saying "Human Rights Week". This is the annual ‘chalking of the steps’ event where they write the articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, in numerous languages, on the concrete steps of the University’s Colchester Campus.

Do you know your human rights?

December 10, 2023

Funeral for Arnt Olsen in Norway, 1932. The funeral guests are all gathered around the coffin, children at the front, all very soberly dressed, There are flower wreaths on the coffin.

Funerals are optional, dying is not

December 9, 2023

Liberal Democrats celebrating

A good week for the Liberals: the blue wall swing continues

December 9, 2023

Sunak at yet another 'Stop the Boats' press conference

Pecksniff: Is this the end for Sunak?

December 9, 2023

Astro turf dumped in a big pile

Astroturf pitch plans refused in ‘test case’ over health fears

December 8, 2023

Two people approach passport control at the UK Border Control, Heathrow.

Who’s afraid of freedom of movement?

December 8, 2023

A statue on a tomb of a woman leaning on the tomb, weeping.

Grief Awareness Week: resources for support and healing

December 7, 2023

View of a series of pylons marching across a valley in England

Hope sparks for end of pylon controversy

December 7, 2023

People demonstrating against poverty. One banner says "Fight poverty, not the poor."

We can eliminate poverty: but we have decided not to

December 7, 2023

Grape harvest, from the book of hours of the Duke of Berry. Some workers are bending over harvesting, other are chatting, one is tasting the grapes.

Cambridge – Town and Gown unto death

December 6, 2023

Farmer workers in norfolk best over harvesting root crops

When rural Norfolk fought back

December 6, 2023

A lane in Cambridge full of cyclists and someone on a disabled scooter.

Car-free zones to be made permanent

December 5, 2023

A woman sits alone on her sofa, dressed in a Christmas jumper and hat.

“All the lonely people”

December 5, 2023

Scientist looking through a microscope

Cambridge researchers awarded Horizon grants

December 4, 2023

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