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Abolishing the hereditary peers? Then let’s dump the titles, as well
The hereditary peerage carried the job with it. If that link is broken, why should members retain the old title?
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The latest crisis in education: many university degrees may now be obtained by fraud
The prevalence of online remote exams is a threat to academic integrity
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Fine, you don’t want to be a mummy. But don’t bring everyone else down
Too many young people have been convinced that motherhood is a threat to their mental health
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The loss of our freedoms must not be the price of fighting crime
Facial recognition technology goes too far and is not necessary in capturing criminals
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There’s nothing wrong with an old boys’ club
The term is a slur in itself and discriminatory. This debate is tedious and totally self-destructive
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Cyclists are irritating, but e-bike riders are just plain dangerous
The roads – and pavements – are no longer safe for pedestrians
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Genetics are a lazy excuse for fussy eating
Despite what we know from experience and common sense, academic studies are now blaming our ancestors for our difficult behaviour
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The Royal Mail is betraying the very people it is supposed to serve
After yet another price increase, the news that second class post will no longer be delivered on Saturdays is a slap in the face
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Of course we can build beautifully – Labour simply don’t want us to
The Party faces a choice between Angela Rayner and William Morris, Roundhead or Cavalier
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Coddling the young will turn them into scared online hermits
Let your teenagers roam Europe with a Interrail pass. There are more dangers online than on the average train
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To stop profiteering vet surgeries, we must stop treating pets like children
Opportunistic greed is inexcusable, but animal-mad owners have been all too willing to pay staggering costs for their coddled pooches
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There’s nothing sporting about sordid conduct at the Olympics
Athletes are there to compete, not to enhance their earnings potential from sexual provocation
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The Euros taught us which country is rubbish – and not just at football
National stereotype after national stereotype crumbled. Can you guess which nation I’m talking about?
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Hectoring posters on public transport are making travel far less civilised
Political elites will miss no opportunity to nudge and lecture us. What must tourists think?
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There’s a lie at the heart of the crusade against all-male clubs
The anti-Garrick killjoys aren’t anywhere near as radical as they appear to believe
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Oxford’s new chancellor must not be woke
Recent protests underline the importance of leadership. Yet the selection process has all the hallmarks of being a stitch-up
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