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Opinion
Where is the evidence for going back into lockdown?
Lockdowns arguably make sense as an emergency measure - but they offer no exit strategy
The BBC's statist stance does not speak for us all
Common sense? Decency? We can't allow that in Covid Britain, I'm afraid...
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Boots faces legal action from landlord in rent dispute
The high street chemist is understood to have angered landlords after refusing to pay rents at some sites during the nationwide lockdown
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Life & Style
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The joys of a midi-break, the cheaper alternative to a weekend away
Looking for a relaxing, affordable escape? Follow Fiona Duncan’s lead and book a midweek stay at a beautiful British bolthole.
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Arts and Entertainment
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Left Out by Gabriel Pogrund and Patrick Maguire review: the inside story of Jeremy Corbyn's downfall
Filled with insider interviews and juicy evidence, this is an explosive account of one of the strangest periods in British political history
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Martin Amis: 'I definitely don’t want Philip Larkin to have been my father'
In a candid interview, the 'Mick Jagger of the book world' discusses love, Larkin, paternity and his prickly relationship with Kingsley
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David Nicholls: Why I haven’t written a word since lockdown began
The author of One Day and Us talks about the challenges of adapting his novels for TV – and why he hasn't written during the pandemic
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'Postmodernism gone mad': is academia to blame for cancel culture?
The professors behind the 'Grievance Studies Hoax' think modern scholarship is more worried about political correctness than empirical truth
News in focus
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A second lockdown will be far more painful for the economy than the first
Support for businesses will look increasingly unaffordable, and wary consumers are more likely to save than spend
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Amanda Milling: ‘The PM still has support of Red Wall despite locking down the North’
‘I have to correct people actually when they talk about the Red Wall. I say: Stop there, it is very much the Blue Wall now’
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How a high-tech 'health passport' could get the world moving again
Cathay Pacific will trial the scheme on its Heathrow–Hong Kong route
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Covid is getting less dangerous. Has No 10 noticed?
Improved treatments may change the debate, but Downing Street is trapped by scientists’ flawed models
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Meeting of military minds is the first shot in AI arms race
The next step from human-controlled robots is for autonomous weapons and tools to make their own decisions
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