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- Sep 27, 2026
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'Britain has gone soft - and young people are normalising it' (opens the original)
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Tony Blair says young people with non-work-limiting health conditions such as anxiety and depression should stop receiving cash benefits. On the basic principle, I agree – how could I not? Before the outrage machine starts whirring into action, I’m not belittling mental illness. I know that depression can be a serious and debilitating condition, and anybody genuinely too unwell to work deserves compassion, treatment and support. However, anxiety is where I think we need a much more grown-up conv
Unlock exclusive insider access with Expresso: Unfiltered (opens the original)
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What a week in the studio! We’ve tackled everything over the last few days, from the latest royal family shake-ups to the shocking insider details surrounding Andy Burnham’s secret flash election plan. And behind the scenes, I've been working around the clock preparing for something big: the launch of our brand-new, exclusive newsletter. We want to bring you directly into the green room with us, sharing the raw, unfiltered conversations, source drops, and off-camera leaks that we simply can't ai
'Masked men will not secure UK's borders – look like Poundland paramilitary' (opens the original)
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We can all agree that Britain needs secure borders. And most of us are sick to the back teeth of seeing boatloads of men crossing the Channel illegally while successive governments promise us they have everything under control - they clearly haven’t. But if you think the answer is pulling a balaclava over your face, blocking roads and intimidating people, then I’m afraid you’ve completely lost me. What we saw in Dover and Portsmouth wasn’t patriotism. It wasn’t brave and it certainly wasn’t the
'It's not complicated, 99.8% of Falkland islanders want to remain British' (opens the original)
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Argentina’s President Javier Milei has been making noises about the Falkland Islands again, declaring that the “winds of change” are blowing in his country’s favour and threatening sanctions against companies involved in exploiting oil around the islands. Oooh, he’s so tough, isn’t he? Now, I’ll admit something that probably won’t please everyone. In principle, I’m uncomfortable with Britain owning territories thousands of miles from our mainland shores. It feels like something from another age.
Chemical castration of sex offenders should be mandatory - listen up Labour (opens the original)
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I’ve been saying it for years – we need to get serious about chemically castrating sex offenders. I actually think we could go further than that for the most heinous of offenders, but it’s a start. The government is finally moving in that direction, expanding the use of libido-suppressing medication across 20 prisons in England and Wales. Around 6,400 sex offenders could have access to the drugs alongside psychological treatment. That’s pretty good, but I’d still go further. You agree you are 18
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