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The European émigrés who changed British art forever
In The Alienation Effect, Owen Hatherley whirls us through the celebrated and forgotten refugees who reignited British film and architecture
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Scientists discover new species of early human
Bones uncovered by archaeologists in northern Spain thought to be from oldest humans ever found
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Europe must be ready to protect itself from Russia — even if there is a ceasefire, say defence chiefs
‘We must take on more responsibility,’ says John Healey ahead of E5 group meeting in Paris
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Russian spymaster ‘planned to take over secret service of British ally’
Jan Marsalek’s alleged plot to control Austria’s intelligence agency could have given Putin direct access to sensitive Western information
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Labour accused of Brexit betrayal as EU still able to overrule UK judges
Tories say Government is ‘unpicking Brexit by the back door’ by getting rid of law which would end supremacy of EU rules in UK
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European tourists are deserting London because of our bad attitude
Rain, Brexit and thieves on mopeds make an unappealing combination, according to visitors from the Continent
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My thriving farm has an £8k black hole overnight thanks to Rachel Reeves
Labour axes vital subsidy without warning and farmers fear it could devastate their businesses
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‘Poor Canada’: Why Mark Carney’s Brexit sparring partners think he’s a disaster waiting to happen
The ex-Bank of England governor will succeed Justin Trudeau – but many see him as too similar to Canada’s current, unpopular PM
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Britain has finally restored its power in Europe after Brexit
Starmer and Macron propose ‘coalition of the willing’ to protect peace in Ukraine with British and French troops on the ground
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Gail’s faces backlash over opening Bath branch
We do not need another coffee shop, say some of the Georgian city’s residents
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Labour considers scrapping EU ‘import tax’ costing consumers and NHS millions
The 1989 Trade Marks Directive means shoppers are currently paying inflated prices for goods like electronics, cosmetics, books and clothing
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Comment and analysis
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Porcupine for Putin: How Europe can defend itself against Russia
Europe must move, no matter how things unfold
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A quick Western win over Putin is there for the taking, if we dare
Thirty years on from the Bosnian War, the Western Balkans is once more on the brink of conflict
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There’s only one certainty in this dangerous world: 2.5pc on Defence will not do
Europe is militarily impotent. If the way of life we enjoy today is to be protected, we need to act as soon as possible
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I was Attorney General. I say it’s time to leave the ECHR
We must adopt a realistic view of so-called international law. The first step is to free ourselves from a body that has lost its way
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Activist judges and Russian interference: a ghastly warning for European democracy
The Continent’s institution are being squeezed between outside aggressors and progressive, unrepresentative courts
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Germany has been betrayed again on migration
The CDU looks set to water down its immigration policy to appease the SPD’s radical coalition demands
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Time to tighten the screws on Russia
As US negotiators head to Moscow, the costs of failing to reach a deal should be made clear
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Britain has no friends, no money, and no grasp on reality
Neither America nor Europe has our back: we must become truly independent once again
