Investigation broadcast by Channel 4 News shows man posing as ‘impermissible donor’ paying for polling that helped Reform

Martin Shipton The newly appointed leader of Reform UK in Wales hasn’t moved back to his home town in the Valleys, but has bought a £1m house near Bath, we can reveal. Dan Thomas, the former Conservat...

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4/5: Forced to live in crowded Georgian houses of disrepair, the dwellers held in disrepute, tell in their own words their stories of misery, jollity and most of all maternity. It was the women who m...

4/5: Still laboring on Fort William's aluminum plant at the age of twenty, Duncan shearer's Working class rise to the national team, Is a lesson in humility to the modern footballer. The often brief o...

3/5: To be struck off combat missions, you simply get yourself certified insane. But catch-22 ratifies only a sane person would try, in fact You'd have to be positively away with the fairies not too. ...

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3/5: Early novel from the acclaimed american authors, six week amble around the parts of Britain, with an at least semi-functional transport system. Adventures in rented cars, rain soaked countryside...

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5/5: Dickensian overview of working Dublin, written over seventy years after 'Oliver twist' Reflects Joyce's frustration at his people's lack of progress, and even progressive thought, he no longer ch...

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3/5: A physicist’s patient claims to come from an Alien world of freedom. Without jobs people work when needed, study when interested , travel when curious. A world without class or barriers. A vegan...

3/5: Thorough account of the trial that stopped a nation. With an avalanche of convicting evidence O.J.Simpson’s puzzled 'dream team' two years after ‘Rodney king' mounted the only conceivable defense...

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3/5: Theres some Bermuda triangle pulling in of data, but ´One summer’ gives a glimpse of what was to come from the ex-colony. Sporting glitz from Babe Ruth, Tabloid scandalization of murderous viole...

3/5: A pact between different nationalities, travel together through the torture cells of the Russian gulag, to the kindness of Mongolian herdsmen, unfamiliar with the idea of boarders. In the most ex...

4/5: Extensive diary's show author Lewis Carol as shy, home educated, intelligent but easily distracted. His awkwardness exasperated by a stammer. Disinterested in broadening visual horizons (records ...

3/5: Typically play by play affair from one of the games great no nonsense characters, until the last third, when the heart and passion of elite sports knife edge, is taken out of chronology, and back...

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5/5: Shadows other late Victorian pieces from ‘Ragged trouser-ed philanthropist’ to ‘Capricornia’ With their parables of extreme inequality, and rays of light. Going further into Mandela’s verses of e...

4/5: With the Beatles and the stones off the road, And the ‘British invasion’ Grinding to a halt. Get the train back on the rails with a new wave of emerging thoughtful Progressives. A more psychedel...

3/5: The Russians in Afghanistan. A lesson in the inevitable failure of all counter-insurgency wars. Without mentioning the Allied intervention of 2001 A litany of familiar narratives are laid out. ...

3/5: Inside the global tentacles of the hell’s angels criminal enterprise. Icons of the road, To greed and violence on two wheels, With cross border ‘chapter’ collusion. While still argued any club of...

4/5: Child like parable of farm animals breaking free from their exploitative farmer, Only for a new type of farmer to emerge, From within. Orwell paid for Russian language version's for anti-Stalini...