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What the wave of St George's flags across England means for national identity
What the wave of St George's flags across England means for national identity
For some, it’s a dose of patriotism amid the national doom, for others a far-right driven powerplay to intimidate immigrants. Here’s what the surge in flag flying means and how to beat the sinister undertones
Children's television has moved online. Parents, be wary
Children's television has moved online. Parents, be wary
Revealed: Asylum hotel protests dwarfed by runners going to Parkrun
Revealed: Asylum hotel protests dwarfed by runners going to Parkrun
Working parents can now get 30 hours of free childcare. But do the numbers add up?
Working parents can now get 30 hours of free childcare. But do the numbers add up?
My life was ruined when I was wrongly convicted of a sex crime – I didn't even get an apology
My life was ruined when I was wrongly convicted of a sex crime – I didn't even get an apology
Is it time for Herbie the sentient Volkswagen Beetle to go bananas once again?
Is it time for Herbie the sentient Volkswagen Beetle to go bananas once again?
Is Labour really declaring war on allotments? Let's dig into the detail
Is Labour really declaring war on allotments? Let's dig into the detail
Measles, whooping cough and infection: Why children's health is getting worse in the UK
Measles, whooping cough and infection: Why children's health is getting worse in the UK
2,600 forgotten prisoners left to rot indefinitely under 'inhumane' sentences outlawed 12 years ago
2,600 forgotten prisoners left to rot indefinitely under 'inhumane' sentences outlawed 12 years ago
Millions of Brits use Buy Now, Pay Later to shop. Will new rules protect people from the dangers?
Millions of Brits use Buy Now, Pay Later to shop. Will new rules protect people from the dangers?
A legacy of tragedy: What has changed one year on from the Southport killings?
A legacy of tragedy: What has changed one year on from the Southport killings?
Yes, Sue Storm is a leader in the Fantastic Four – just as she should be
Yes, Sue Storm is a leader in the Fantastic Four – just as she should be
Revealed: Scrapping two-child benefit limit will make 'no difference at all' to 140,000 children in poverty
Revealed: Scrapping two-child benefit limit will make 'no difference at all' to 140,000 children in poverty
The 2012 Olympics promised to regenerate East London. What went wrong?
The 2012 Olympics promised to regenerate East London. What went wrong?
Can building homes around and above railways help get Labour's housebuilding plan on track?
Can building homes around and above railways help get Labour's housebuilding plan on track?
Everything you think you know about Romani people is probably wrong – here's why
Everything you think you know about Romani people is probably wrong – here's why
Labour's new Family Hubs are the 'successor' to Sure Start. As child poverty rises, will they work?
Labour's new Family Hubs are the 'successor' to Sure Start. As child poverty rises, will they work?
Brits overwhelmingly back a wealth tax on the ultra-rich. Would it work in the UK?
Brits overwhelmingly back a wealth tax on the ultra-rich. Would it work in the UK?
Rise of the good landlords: Inside the movement to make the private rental sector tackle homelessness
Rise of the good landlords: Inside the movement to make the private rental sector tackle homelessness
Next stop, Wrexham! Why you should holiday in Britain's least-loved places
Next stop, Wrexham! Why you should holiday in Britain's least-loved places
Cigarettes, alcohol and sunsheeeeeine: How the UK has changed since Oasis first hit the big time
Cigarettes, alcohol and sunsheeeeeine: How the UK has changed since Oasis first hit the big time
Will fixing the NHS be enough to save Starmer's government? Maybe. But only on one condition
Will fixing the NHS be enough to save Starmer's government? Maybe. But only on one condition
PIP cuts are paused after 'shambolic' series of U-turns – but is it enough to rebuild trust in Labour?
PIP cuts are paused after 'shambolic' series of U-turns – but is it enough to rebuild trust in Labour?
Here's why 49 Labour MPs still voted against Starmer's benefits bill: 'It's not the Labour way'
