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Trust in the BBC is heavily tied to political identity

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Housing asylum seekers in military barracks will be hugely expensive – and politically costly

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Migrant hysteria, the lie driving the rise of the far-right

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Reform’s ECHR plan: Big political stakes, limited effect on immigration

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Why did the polls get the Caerphilly by-election wrong? They ignored the fact Reform is an English nationalist party

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Lucy Powell becomes Labour’s deputy leader – what that means for the party and Keir Starmer