David De Winter - Sports Writer Hindsight is a wonderful thing. What if I had actually revised for my A-Levels instead of watching the 2006 World Cup? Would I have gone to a better university? Probably (thank God I didn’t). What if, on one of my desperate and all-to-frequent forays on ...
By Adam Walker, Economics Correspondent On and off the pitch, there is a sense that Liverpool is undergoing a revival. The port city, famed for innovation, industry and a certain musical export, was for centuries the economic powerhouse of Britain, home to a diverse population who fuelled the engine of the north. ...
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The way things are going right now, nothing - not even a return to politics for Boris Johnson - would surprise us.
John Healey also said that the Government is serious about pursuing an immediate ceasefire.
It is three years since the Tories last gained a seat at a by-election.
An Irish minister claimed there had been a rise in the number of asylum seekers crossing the border from Northern Ireland.
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