Section: Opinion
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The Hyphen view from Europe: football beats culture wars
Stories from Marseille and the Netherlands reveal how the political class comes unstuck when confronted with the realities of Europe’s housing crisis
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Artificial intelligence needs to be one of Burnham’s biggest priorities
The UK’s new leader will have to rise to the challenges of a rapidly changing world
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The simple — but life-changing — pleasure of finding your actual bra size
Going without one entirely is valid too. Like most things, the freedom to choose is paramount. None of it should be compulsory, just as none of it should cause pain
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Where was Nigel Farage’s outrage when the far right put my family in danger?
Farage has ‘never been angrier’ than when his daughter’s address was made public. But he and his followers have put many more at risk, writes Mothin Ali
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Why Burnham could end up fighting the same battles as Starmer
The former Greater Manchester mayor has been styled as an insurgent, but some Labour MPs fear it could be business as usual
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The Hyphen View from Europe: hot and really bothered
From America's wavering commitment to an Italian visa scam, Hyphen’s Europe editor rounds up the stories that mattered this month
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Is Labour on track for real change?
Keir Starmer’s resignation as prime minister may give the government a clean state, but it also hands urgent obligations to his successor
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How Keir Starmer failed British Muslims
The outgoing prime minister was weak on Islamophobia, abandoned Labour’s pro-Palestine wing and criminalised Muslim political expression
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Nowak case shows Starmer has lost control of the national debate
The prime minister has won praise for his response to the murder of Henry Nowak and the policing scandal that followed. But does it matter any more?
