The president of Franciscan University of Steubenville has announced his resignation
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Labour’s pension raid will damage Britain’s economy
Sir Keir Starmer is not used to playing by the same pension rules as everyone else. As this newspape
Letters: Britain shouldn’t assume that Barnier’s line on Brexit will soften
SIR – You report on Britain’s “fury” at the “unhelpful” Michel Barnier, the EU’s chief negotiator.Hi
Ukraine must not be must not be hamstrung
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Belichick: Good Game, but There's Room for Patriots to Grow
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Asahi Shimbun pays tribute to reporter killed 36 years ago
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Letters: A clean break from Brussels is the only way to honour the Brexit vote
SIR – It is reported that Theresa May will take Britain out of the single market if the EU does not
Population in Japan drops for 12th straight year to 124,947,000
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MASTERS '23: Return of Tiger, hope for Rory and a lot of LIV
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Letters: Voters can hand Theresa May a mandate to resist EU cash demands
SIR – John Redwood says that the numerous treaties governing Britain’s membership of the EU make no
Panel to consider joint custody system, but opposition fierce
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Divers pinpoint copter wreckage; bodies of 5 seen lying on seabed
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Indian bishop formally charged with rape
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Level of ‘forever chemicals’ high in blood tests in Tokyo’s Tama
High levels of harmful organic fluorine compounds were found in blood samples of residents living in
Letters: The Grenfell Tower tragedy took place against a backdrop of inadequate fire safety laws
SIR – As a former fire engineer and safety inspector, I believe that governments of all parties sinc
Group behind peace monument now plans Article 9 peace message
A civic group responsible for a monument in Tokyo’s Adachi Ward upon which the text of war-renouncin
Missouri's last abortion clinic could be closed after state hearing
A hearing began on Monday in Missouri to determine the fate of the state's last remaining abortion c
Kishida eyes May visit to South Korea to build on better ties
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is planning to visit South Korea from May 7 to 8 to reciprocate one to
37 cases of data mix
Yet another mix-up has come to light in the My Number card system more formally known as Individual
Letters: Where the National Trust went wrong with its gay pride diktat
SIR – I was appalled, but sadly not surprised, by the National Trust’s diktat, on which it has now b
British MPs say porn
Members of Parliament challenged the UK government to address sexual harassment of women by restrict
Letters: Building more houses is all very well – but they must be the right kind
SIR – If, as you report, the Government is to impose yet another step change upwards in house-buildi
Clean up the rivers
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Letters: Without principled convictions the Conservatives will continue to fail to attract voters
SIR – It is over a quarter of a century since a Conservative leader proclaimed with clear conviction
Jordan Gumberg, a No. 669
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