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The Slow Erosion of Parliamentary Scrutiny
A pattern of bypassing select committees and curtailing debate has accumulated over several parliaments. The question is whether anyone in Westminster has the appetite to reverse it.
Read more →A Summer of Festivals, Strained Budgets and Quiet Resilience
The British festival season is in full swing, but behind the headline acts and the mud, the economics of outdoor events have rarely been more precarious.
Read more →Sudan's Forgotten War, Two Years On
The conflict that began in April 2023 has produced one of the world's largest displacement crises. International attention has been fitful at best.
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