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Andrew Anthony: UK has delusions of grandeur when it comes to foreign policy

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Jane Clifton: Tangos and tirades leave British TV makers terrified

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UEFA Euro 2024: Not-so-beautiful aspects of football nationalism

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Guyon Espiner: Why wouldn’t we trust AI with difficult public policy issues?

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Charlotte Grimshaw: A harsh reminder of what it’s like to be regarded as ‘other’

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Opinion: Why it’s time for radicals to step up and effect changes

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