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A Grey areaLABOUR’S plan to turbo-charge house building from day one is badly needed.Sir Keir Starmer says his idea to turn one per cent of Green Be

Gotta go, JoeHOW can America’s Democrats continue to offer up Joe Biden as their candidate for leader of the free world?His performance in the TV de

Union’s shameOF all the junior doctors’ 11 strikes the latest five-day walkout is the most ­shamefully malicious.The BMA union knows there is no

Can Keir Match the Tories on Defence?VOTERS must surely be tiring of the endless rows over the handful of issues dominating the election.Meanwhile one

Frosty warningLORD Frost knows a thing or two about dealing with the EU.As our chief Brexit negotiator he spent months battling the legalistic, dogmat

Rwanda boostHE may not have got any planes away before calling an election, but sending more failed asylum seekers individually to Rwanda this week is

Pump profiteersHAVE you noticed petrol costs plummeting? No, nor have we.There’s a worldwide glut of oil at the moment which means the wholesale pri

Good knightHERO Post Office whistleblower Alan Bates more than deserves his knighthood.We hope he very soon receives a very big compensation cheque to

Doom & blusterWITHIN minutes of the release of the ­latest set of notoriously unreliable ­provisional growth figures, the doom-mongers were out

Cuts at lastTHE battle lines are drawn. A Tory Party promising tax cuts versus a Labour Party which refuses to do the same.Labour claim Rishi Sunak’

Labour’s lacking a credible benefits strategyRISHI Sunak has portrayed this election as a battle over tax.The PM is spot on when he says that the ke

Rishi’s retreatRISHI Sunak’s early exit from the D-Day commemorations was an unfathomable blunder.It has dismayed veterans, their families and the

One last saluteIN came the heroes — some in wheelchairs, some still walking unaided — to take their final salute for changing the course of histor

Heroes we must never forgetTHEY are the bravest of the brave from throughout Britain’s long history. Today we have one final chance to pay them trib

A nation’s debtTHE staggering courage of our D-Day heroes as they began the Nazis’ final defeat 80 years ago tomorrow is a vivid reminder of the d

Nigel’s nukeFOR two weeks we have endured a mostly dull and petty election campaign. That all changed with a bang yesterday.Nigel Farage detonated a

Abbott messSHED no tears for Diane Abbott, whatever Sir Keir Starmer’s final, final decision on her future in the Labour Party may be.Her rank anti-

Deserter docsTHE surgical mask hasn’t merely slipped: it’s been ripped off and thrown in the gutter.The decision by junior doctors to hold yet ano

Keir’s NHS testNEVER mind managing the England football team.For our timid political masters, reforming the NHS has become the impossible job.For de

Sat on defenceSIR Keir Starmer made his big pitch yesterday, insisting he has “permanently” changed the Labour Party.As a result he claims he can

Too easily ledTHERE’S a good reason why under-18s cannot sit on juries, cannot get married (in England at least) and cannot legally get tattooed or

PM’s bold gambit in world of dangerRISHI SUNAK says this election is about being prepared to deliver bold action.He has certainly lived up to that p

Justice nowSHE heard nothing, knew nothing, did nothing. Everything was someone else’s fault.Believe Paula Vennells’ self-serving, tear-stricken t

Doom & boomTHE IMF is wrong far too often now for its forecasts to be taken too seriously.It’s playing catch-up yet again after underestimating

Nail the guiltyAS sombre, moving and genuine as they were, Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer’s ­apologies for the infected blood catastrophe won’t nea