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Why moving on after a breakup makes you a better person

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By Matthew Barnfield
| Psyche Magazine Verified
A philosophical approach can help you identify what truly matters We’re often taught to live according to our values, but this is easier said than done without pausing to reflect deeply by Valerie Tiberius Why doing your best is sometimes the worst thing you can do The injunction to ‘do your best’ can get in the way of moral self-development.
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Is hope back? Why it’s such an important part of Andy Burnham’s big plan

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By Matthew Barnfield
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Andy Burnham has embarked on a tour of the UK where he will champion a "ten-year plan to bring back hope". This has been the language of the early stages of the Burnham premiership – in his first speech in Downing Street, he proclaimed it the moment when "Britain starts to believe again, the moment we bring back hope". Politicians invoking hope are sometimes denigrated as trite and vacuous – as if they are leading people on with empty rhetoric.
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How to understand the post-Gorton and Denton national poll that puts the Greens ahead of Labour Original

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By Matthew Barnfield
| The Conversation Verified
Polling by YouGov suggests a surge in support for the Green party across the country following the Gorton and Denton byelection. According to the poll, Zack Polanski’s party now has a national vote share of 21%, leapfrogging the Labour party. The Greens now sit within the margin of error behind Reform’s 23%. In light of this result, some have claimed that the Green party’s byelection victory has boosted its national polling by making it look like a party that can win in an election.
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