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Curbing violence and corruption in poorer countries will save more lives than development aid ever will.

Early years’ posts can destroy mature success, and language police need to be resisted.

Cummings revenge excites many but enlightens few. UK public deserves lessons learnt not personal vendettas.

Moral superiority finally debunked, the BBC has the chance to renew its vows of impartiality and accuracy.

Diversity of opinion is being defended. Public common sense should prevail over the excesses of demonisation.

For vaccine and economic recovery, UK seems to be a hare not a tortoise – do voters prefer this prospect to identity politics?

To salvage the sub-postmasters’ lives wrecked by the Post Office, should Government legislate to presume them innocent?

The would-be ousters of Boris Johnson are wrapping up every incident around UKGOV and coating them with the label of sleaze.

“What a lot of hypocrisy and prejudice, as if professional football was being corrupted at its heart.”

Should any criminal trial ever be broadcast live?