Mat Hutchison 
The road that has taken Britain into a housing crisis is paved with broken promises. Governments have pledged action, set targets and talked about new towns, building on brownfield sites, local partnerships, devolution, and similar well-intentioned policies. Yet the deficit in available homes – the number that should have been constructed in recent decades for …
It is quite a gamble, as there is none so fickle as folk. But once a year, a government gets a chance to show it is on the side of the people. Get it right and the people reward them; if they don’t, they pay the price. This could be the Coalition’s last pitch before …
I was at a loss for words for several days. Friends from Britain and other places expressed concern and requested information and context. This was unusual for me, as my words typically come easily. However, after reading insightful articles from my wise Hebrew friends, the words finally came. On Friday night, I was in Jerusalem …
Israel’s response to the surprise attack by Hamas, which some have referred to as a “complete siege,” will only serve to make peace in the short to medium term highly unlikely. This will additionally exacerbate the already dire situation faced by many Palestinians, although it is necessary to acknowledge Israel’s right to self-defense. The decision …
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! In 2017, Congressman Steve Scalise experienced a horrific incident. He was shot on a Virginia ball field during congressional baseball practice. Fortunately, Rep. Brad Wenstrup, a former combat surgeon in Iraq, arrived quickly to apply a tourniquet and provide crucial medical assistance. Scalise’s life was saved thanks …
After the Hamas attack on Israel, the mind struggles to find the appropriate words. The events witnessed over the weekend go beyond what can be described as “horrific” or “barbaric”. The massacre and mutilation of innocent people at a music festival. The mass kidnappings, which included children and elderly women – even a Holocaust survivor …
Sir Keir Starmer’s conference speech began with a mesmerizing entrance, as he was doused with glitter. However, it was the contents of his speech that truly captivated the delegates, resulting in a rapturous applause as he reached the climax. Sir Keir fearlessly challenged his party by praising the achievements of New Labour, pledging to reform …
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Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. China’s largest private developer has confirmed what investors had been dreading. Country Garden is on the verge of default and seeks assistance from legal advisers to navigate the consequences. The impending real estate crisis in …
During Max Frankel’s tenure as executive editor of the New York Times, he noticed that the paper was overwhelming its readers with an excessive amount of content. He expressed his concern in an internal memo in 1987, stating that they were drowning their readers in ink. The current executive editor, Joseph Kahn, agrees with Frankel’s …