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  • It’s not that international events don’t matter—they do. Wars and humanitarian crises deserve reporting. But when the same story dominates day after day with little new to say, many viewers start asking a simple question: What about us? Britain isn’t short of stories. There are millions of people whose daily lives are being shaped by…

  • āš”šŸ’§šŸ„ƒFor years, Scotland has been told it’s too small, too poor, too dependent, and too costly to stand on its own. Yet the moment you start listing what Scotland actually produces, an uncomfortable question emerges: if Scotland contributes so little, why does so much of Britain’s infrastructure, energy, water, exports, and natural wealth flow north…

  • āš–ļøšŸ‘®ā€ā™€ļøPolice guidance allowing transgender suspects to request a strip-search by a female officer continues to divide opinion after campaigners failed to overturn it. While the debate often centres on the rights of suspects, many are asking whether the rights, beliefs, and dignity of the officers carrying out these searches are receiving the same level of…

Ian McEwan

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