HeyJaredRobert Hardman
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Will the last millionaire to leave UK turn out the eco-lightbulbs (opens the original)
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Here's just one unfunded, undeclared hole in our public finances. It amounts to a loss of £1billion between now and the due date of the next general election. It is, in fact, one of many similar holes which, collectively, are now turning into a sieve. And this one even has a name: Chris Rokos. He is the 55-year-old hedge fund genius who has just decided to leave Britain before this Government announces any further ways of confiscating his money. To which, no doubt, a few of the more bovine, trib
How village women are fighting the arrival of male migrants: HARDMAN (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham and his Home Office cohorts would be very much happier if this lot were all in black hoodies and balaclavas, like the new breed of anti-migrant protester we have seen in recent days in Dover and Portsmouth (and, indeed, outside the offices of the Daily Mail). How much easier it would be to demonise them as either the dark forces of the Far Right or a bunch of nutters – or both. Instead, infuriatingly, these people are in jumpers, gilets, jackets and jeans. In short – though not in s
HARDMAN: The last series of 7 Up is a lament for a lost Britain (opens the original)
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They never sought to be stars. Indeed, many would regret ever agreeing to have their entire lives chronicled by what has often been described as the 'greatest documentary' ever made, one which has more than stood the test of time. Back in 1964, television cameras revealed the lives and inner thoughts of a cross section of 14 British seven-year-olds for a series called 7 Up. The cameras would come back every seven years, creating a genuine piece of broadcasting and social history, one which will
ROBERT HARDMAN gets a sneak preview of the Bayeux Tapestry... (opens the original)
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You actually have to look quite hard to spot the climax to the entire story: That arrow in the royal eye. It’s quite faint and King Harold appears to be holding it in his right hand. However, there are two clues that this is the epicentral moment in the Bayeux Tapestry. The first is the Latin caption above it: ‘Hic Harold Rex Interfectus Est’ (‘Here King Harold has been killed’). The second is the smudge of fingerprints all over the glass case immediately above it, left by previous visitors exci
HARDMAN: Move over Binface! Election could supercharge a Tory revival (opens the original)
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True, it is not quite up there with the recent high-profile by-elections in Clacton (Farage v Binface) or Gorton (Greens v Reform), let alone Andy Burnham's victory-cum-coronation in Makerfield. But the 2026 by-election season is far from over. This Thursday, as we enter the doldrums of the bank holiday weekend, a little-noticed poll in a corner of south London may end up reverberating not just across the capital but across Britain. For just a few thousand voters in the Trinity ward of the Londo
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