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  • Beyond the ordinary courts, beyond the usual backlogs, lies a brand-new monument to institutional failure. Justice, now available in a specialized temporary structure near you Britain has finally solved its catastrophic failure to prosecute serious sexual offences. It is not by fixing the police, funding the Crown Prosecution Service, or ensuring trials happen within the…

  • England and Wales are currently experiencing a slight, near-imperceptible crime wave. Fraud now accounts for an eye-watering 46 per cent of all crime, sucking at least Β£14.4 billion out of the economy each year. If you live in Britain, your morning routine likely consists of boiling the kettle, checking the weather, and dodging three distinct…

  • There is something magnificently British about an education system built around assessment discovering that assessment can be terribly stressful when the red pen points the other way. Headteachers in England, through the National Association of Head Teachers, are calling for Ofsted to pause grading under its new inspection framework. Their argument is serious: the union…

Ian McEwan

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