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Britain's 'small boats' obsession misses the point on migration (opens the original)
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For a while there, it seemed like they’d stopped talking about it. Andy Burnham had become prime minister and hit the ground running with a series of small but respectable measures aimed at alleviating what, for most people, is the most pressing problem in Britain: the cost of living. At the same time, Nigel Farage, leader of the hard-right Reform UK, had become a joke, running against a comedian with a bin on his head in a pointless by-election. More seriously, behind the smokescreen that farce
Israel is not 'testing' its ceasefires. It's violating them (opens the original)
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How many people do you need to kill before you’ve violated a ceasefire? One, surely. But what about two? 10? 100? Or how about more than 1,200? That’s how many Palestinians Israel has killed in Gaza since agreeing to an ostensible ceasefire with Hamas in October. Israel has also continued to pummel southern Lebanon, despite a “ceasefire” there. But the western media appears to see no violations at all. Instead, it sees ceasefires that are “fragile”, “tested”, “strained” or “shaky”. Given that ne
The truth is Burnham’s mea culpa on Gaza was nothing but a change in tone (opens the original)
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On the surface, it certainly seemed a very big deal. Andy Burnham, Britain’s prime minister-in-waiting, had apologised for Gaza. "Labour’s initial response to the treatment of Gaza caused huge hurt. We got it wrong and I am sorry for that," he posted on social media along with a three-minute video. The key word there, absent from some headlines, was "initial". And that word is important because we need to understand exactly what Burnham was saying sorry for if we are to have a sense of how his m
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