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There’s a deep ugliness and some slippery ethics behind the snail slime beauty boom

If gastropods are lucky, another cheap and unlovable source of age-defying secretions will come along soon

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The honeymoon is over for Trump, whose every unwitting misstep brings chaos and strife

After just a few weeks in the White House, the self-appointed peace-giver has stoked war, accelerated the nuclear arms race and alienated US allies

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Promoting green growth does not make you an ‘eco-nutter’. It’s the only way forward

Heading off the environmental crisis and growing the economy are not at odds. They are two sides of a coin – as our politicians should realise

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Settled, industrious, essential: it’s time we saw immigration as a British success story

New arrivals are set to push the population to 72.5 million but the numbers matter less than how well people fit in once here

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Cringing before the tech giants is no way to make Britain an AI superpower

To realise his dream for economic growth, Keir Starmer must seize the reins of technological power

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Jane Austen’s plates or the woods near her home? I know which I’d rather save

Why this hierarchy of heritage? Our obsession with buildings and artefacts is blinding us to the value of nature

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Forget Risk, play Fantasy Football for Fascists: grudge matches, foul play and violent conduct guaranteed

Leading FFF teams include Donald Trump’s Mad Angry Geezers Athletic (Maga) and Vladimir Putin’s Greater Russia United (GRU)

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Not quite religion, not quite self-help: welcome to the Jordan Peterson age of nonsense

Unintelligible as it is, new book is part of a ‘manifesting’ trend offering the young and spiritually lost an illusion of control

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Farmers have hoarded land for too long. Inheritance tax will bring new life to rural Britain

Prices and rents will fall under Rachel Reeves’ plans, enabling a younger generation with new ideas to enter the field

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We can rage about Donald Trump. Or we can be curious about why he appealed to so many

Progressives would do well to try to understand how millions of Americans turned to him because he offered real hope of prosperity, security and fewer wars

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Cadbury’s ‘snack right’ slogan is hard to swallow when the company is a ‘sponsor of war’

While owner Mondelēz continues to do business in Russia, should we truly just ‘enjoy the moment’?

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Britain’s wealth gap is growing. Its malign effects seep into all aspects of life. It’s a national disaster

Wealth distribution reeks of unfairness and poses as big a threat to the country’s wellbeing as climate change

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Artistic freedom in our theatres is being lost to fear and self-censorship

The conflict in Gaza and a funding crisis are neutering the traditional home of nuanced debate about difficult issues

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He cries, he forages, but redemption may still elude cast away Phillip Schofield

There may yet be a way for cancelled celebrities to come back, without resorting to eating badger gizzards on reality TV

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‘Levelling up’ began five years ago. Now we’re more divided than ever. Is this the UK’s fate?

Shocking new figures show that, outside London, a combination of poor transport, failing schools and lack of housing has brought the country low

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A-levels are far from perfect, but in the exam hall every pupil – rich or poor – is equally afraid

Despite the high stakes of these gruelling tests, they are still the best engines of social mobility

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Shoplifting, tax evasion... If UK politicians break the rules, why shouldn’t the rest of us?

Corruption at the top has a knock-on effect on ordinary Britons, whose conduct reflects their moral outrage

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Humanity, empathy, keeping hope alive: Gareth Southgate has quietly led England to the brink of victory

In sport and politics, a new breed of leader is taking charge, one that can achieve great things without being tempted into recklessness

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Biohazards, Putin, extremism… we’ll need more than a few tins of beans

Oliver Dowden’s advice on stockpiling forgets that co-operation is vital if we are to stand a chance against modern threats

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Grinding our bums, flashing our boobs: the internet is making juveniles of us all

When people were offered a window between New York and Dublin, puerile behaviour beat bridging worlds

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Britain was wise to cleave to Europe as the empire began to disintegrate. It’s time to do it again

Ideas of exceptionalism and ‘laissez-faire’ policies are still driving economic myths that should be stone dead

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One thing stops us from prising teens from their phones: peer pressure

The rise in mental health problems in young people should force politicians to act

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Thanks, chaps, for trying to reform the Garrick from within. We’re OK without

With such a roll call of gargoyles, women would surely refrain from joining the exclusive London club anyway

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Millennials will be the richest generation ever, but who gets that wealth is down to luck

While some will profit from inheriting their baby boomer parents’ property, others face an ever more unequal society

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Like cigarettes, junk food should come with a warning: ‘Can kill’

Only regulation will stop fast food firms churning out products we are evolutionarily hardwired to find it difficult to resist

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