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  • When you hand over a chunk of your hard-earned salary to the taxman every month, you might naively assume it goes toward something useful—like fixing a pothole, keeping a local hospital open, or ensuring the train system operates slightly better than a horse and cart. However, Britain’s political elite has pioneered a much more efficient…

  • The official ambition is magnificent: Britain will become a global technological titan, a hyper-efficient powerhouse of artificial intelligence, automated defence, and frontier innovation. The unofficial reality, however, is that our national infrastructure remains held together by gaffer tape, prayers, and the precarious goodwill of an aging piece of software running on a server in Swanwick.…

  • Modern political commentary used to require nuance, historical context, and an understanding of economic trade-offs. Today, however, the pinnacle of broadcast debate appears to have shifted to playground anatomical diagnoses delivered live on the BBC. When panellist Ash Sarkar branded anti-immigration agitators as displaying “small penis behaviour” on Question Time, it marked a remarkable milestone…

Ian McEwan

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