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Everyone is entitled to an opinion, however stupid. And no country, community or generation has a monopoly on stupidity. In the Eighties there was a successful public information campaign to combat the spread of Aids with the catchphrase “Don’t die of ignorance”. If it were possible to actually die of…

One is happy the UK left the EU, the other thinks Brexit only empowered the wealthy elite. Guess which one reckons the climate crisis is solvable?

It would be to overlook the tragic murders of outstanding public servants such as Sir David Amess MP and Jo Cox MP, or the stabbing of Stephen Timms MP, to suggest that Britain has been free of political violence in recent years.

The right wing of the party is talking up Kemi Badenoch. But the gaffe-prone home secretary might have the last laugh

Polling suggests a huge defeat for the Conservatives later this year. Professor Tim Bale says it’s too early to predict.

One in 10 Londoners say their mental health has been negatively affected by the anxiety of keeping up with their rent or mortgage, the highest proportion of any region in Britain, figures show.

The long read: In 2005, Glasgow council offered to compensate women for historic pay inequality. But it sold them short again – and soon workers all over the UK started fighting for what they were owed

Success from the 2012 London Olympics has helped there be a strong interest for Team GB ahead of this summer's Games in the French capital.

Letters: Jennifer Brown, Nicole Robinson, Chris Tapp and Berty Dodd respond to an article by Anoosh Chakelian on skewed perceptions of wealth

Plus, price rises fear over new EU fresh produce red tape

With a UK general election looming, the country's main opposition Labour party is starting to persuade business and financial sector leaders that it can be trusted to grow the economy.