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Change is the electoral buzzword. But underlying big issues are not solved or discussed. The public will blind to realities.

Drug developments ameliorate life threatening conditions, but prevention, especially good nutrition, is a better panacea also for the NHS.

From TikTok to the BBC, the media influence the election more than ever. Can reality emerge from carefully spun and orchestrated messaging?

These dangerous times require likes and dislikes to be ignored, as voters decide how to keep the UK free with vision, grit and graft.

While appetite suppressant drugs have a role to play, the cure for obesity lies in prevention through good lifestyle choices.

Ukrainians’ resilience against mass destruction puts to shame dithering European leaders and citizens submitting to domestic anxieties.

Ythe UK must beware letting its cultural tolerance permit extremists to peddle violence and threaten basic freedoms.

Nannying damages culture, the sense of duty and resilience: Is this a road to financial and moral bankruptcy?

Cover-ups and concealments seem more common than ever. Such corruption erodes standards and must never become an accepted norm.

Navalny’s actions, not just words, display true moral fibre. Can he inspire democratic leaders to do the same at last?