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  • The boats keep coming, the excuses keep growing, and Britain somehow still manages to look surprised every time another one reaches the coast. We are an island. The English Channel is not an undiscovered ocean. It sits directly between us and France, yet we now seem to have developed a border system where some boats…

  • There was a time when a political interview was supposed to be a fairly simple arrangement. A presenter asked a question, the guest answered it, and the presenter then challenged whatever had been said. Sometimes the exchange was uncomfortable, sometimes aggressive, sometimes revealing, but at least there was usually an attempt at conversation. Watching some…

  • The traditional social contract in Britain was straightforward: You work. You earn. You pay your taxes. You help pay for the pie. And in return, you get a fair slice, alongside the security of functioning public services. Today, that balance has fractured. The number of people funding the state is increasingly outnumbered by those drawing…

Ian McEwan

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