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Pension postcode lottery for women over 60

Pension postcode lottery for women over 60

Women over the age of 60 are suffering from a postcode lottery in terms of how severely the pension age hike …

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Peers 'free to harass and bully staff'

Peers 'free to harass and bully staff'

Bullying and sexual harassment go unchecked thanks to a culture of deference in the House of Lords, according…

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The grim rise of the ‘death positivity’ movement

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By Tali Fraser Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
It was the day after The Spectator’s summer party and I was on my way to something called a death café. After an unknown quantity of Pol Roger the night before, I was already contemplating my own mortality. This death café was being held in a Gail’s in Horsham (after closing time, mercifully for its customers). The coffee tables were shoved awkwardly together in the middle of the shop floor.
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Why some small tradesmen are turning to bartering

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By Tali Fraser Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Holly, a 25-year-old sign writer and muralist, recently spent a couple of days staying in a shepherd’s hut an hour from her home. She didn’t pay for it – well, not in the way you or I would. The owner had a gypsy caravan with doors that needed painting. Holly could do the job. An agreement was struck, no money changed hands, and both sides walked away feeling they’d got a fair deal.
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The Welsh government’s mad decolonisation plans

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By Tali Fraser Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
A teenager in Wales might want to play video games, hang out with their friends or even, dare I suggest it, read a book. The Welsh government, however, would prefer they put on a headset and confront their ‘unconscious bias’. It has created a £1.2 million metaverse, the ‘world’s first anti-racist virtual world’, to teach Welsh teens about their ‘white privilege’. But this is only one element of an official commitment to end racism by 2030. Not today, not yesterday, but a specific year in the future.
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