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Thursday 30 November: GPs ought to have known that virtual appointments put patients at risk
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Wednesday 29 November: The Elgin Marbles dispute reveals the incompetence of the PM’s team
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Tuesday 28 November: A dignified display of defiance against the scourge of anti-Semitism
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Monday 27 November: Royal Mail seems to be ignorant of its own appalling standard of service
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Sunday 26 November: Britain needs a coherent plan for weaning itself off mass immigration
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Saturday 25 November: Why fixing Britain’s pothole-ridden roads will be an uphill struggle
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Friday 24 November: How can a Conservative government have so little grip on migration?
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Thursday 23 November: Tax cuts are welcome – but they don’t mend years of broken promises
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Wednesday 22 November: The Chancellor must save Britain’s economy from its addiction to debt
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