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- Aug 20, 2026
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China’s new embassy casts a shadow over London (opens the original)
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The so-called “city lament” was a staple of ancient verse. Often unnamed narrators dwelt on the vanquished glory and uncertain future of a fallen metropole. The Prophet Jeremiah’s scolding of the Israelites following the Babylonian conquest of Jerusalem is the most famous surviving example. If revived today, a reflection on London’s waning fortunes would be an obvious start for the genre. The sale of a site of national – even royal – importance in our capital’s centre to the Chinese regime for a
Parents, not politicians, should decide children’s internet access (opens the original)
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Sir Keir Starmer’s proposed ban on under-16s using social media will go ahead under his successor as prime minister, Andy Burnham. On the face of it, many Herald readers might see fit to support these plans. After all, is the internet not a dangerous place, especially for the young and impressionable? Who among us has not been appalled upon hearing that someone’s seven-year-old was gifted an iPhone for Christmas? Or felt aghast that British teenagers are more likely to use social media than to b
Ann Widdecombe deserved better than this (opens the original)
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Daytime television can be grim at the best of times. This week it was further degraded by the many inappropriate barbs aimed at the late Ann Widdecombe. The erstwhile Tory minister and Reform UK matriarch’s sudden death at her Devon home is now the subject of a murder investigation. I encourage you to offer prayers for the repose of her soul, and with the intention that whoever is responsible for her death is swiftly brought to justice. While awaiting a police statement on her suspected murder o
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