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DANIEL FINKELSTEINAssisted dying bill is a conservative reform

The measure going through parliament is an improvement of the status quo rather than a radical departure from it

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Channel taxi service makes a mockery of our laws
Trump turns G7 into G6 and leaves allies floundering
Being open about pay has hidden benefits
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ALICE THOMSONGangs raped ‘lost’ girls because no one cared
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Portrait of Roger Boyes.
Portrait of John Whittingdale.
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Jake Richards | Dan TomlinsonReform of ECHR vital to allow Britain to deport more foreign criminals
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Melanie PhillipsWake up West, Iran is a threat to us all
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Giles CorenPet spending is through the woof: put a leash on it

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Keir Starmer, British Prime Minister, meeting with NATO Secretary General at 10 Downing Street.
The Times ViewThe inquiry into grooming gangs must be unsparing
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez at a press conference.
The Times ViewTime for Pedro Sánchez to rule, or say adios
MI6, which is based in central London, has trailed MI5 and GCHQ in the gender representation stakes
The Times ViewMI6 has finally come in from the cold
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Letters to the EditorIran and the prospect of regime change
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Letters to the EditorIsrael’s strikes against Iranian nuclear sites
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Letters to the EditorBritain’s ineffectual asylum system

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