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Chief Executive of @sevendialspr. Columnist in @theipaper. Former editor of The Independent. All things Manchester City. And @swinton_lions
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Humourless Trump has ended comedy for everyone

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By Simon Kelner
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Between the River and the Sea review: An Israel far too complex for the keffiyeh-wearing hordes ★★★★ It has long been the case that if anyone was going to bring first-hand nuance and complexity to a subject about which the loudest voices drip with …
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Prime Minister Farage would probably make you worse off - and this is why

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By Ian Birrell Verified, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Verified, Emma Barnett Verified, Simon Kelner
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Opinion Paul Johnson Provost of Queen's College, Oxford and former Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies RISE OF REFORM Not many parties have impressive economic plans, but Reform's plans are particularly curious December 17, 2025 6:00 am (Updated 6:01 am) Reform’s industrial strategy, writes Paul Johnson, is ‘the most perplexing element of [their] economic approach’ cancel email link share Share bookmark Save share cancel email link bookmark Welcome to The i Paper’s new opinion series...
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'I've won miscarriages of justice. Here's why the Letby verdict will be overturned'

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By Ian Birrell Verified, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Verified, Emma Barnett Verified, Simon Kelner
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A lawyer who successfully fought one of Britain’s longest-standing wrongful convictions has said he believes Lucy Letby’s conviction as a serial killer is likely to be quashed and her case should spark an overhaul of the criminal justice system. Opinion on Letby’s guilt is increasingly divided but campaigners seeking a retrial for the former nurse believe the evidence put forward this week by a panel of international experts is game-changing.
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