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  • 1 day ago | bylinesupplement.com | Byline Supplement |Adam Bienkov |Adrian Goldberg

    Keir Starmer on Monday unveiled his latest set of immigration proposals, by suggesting that Britain had been turned into an “island of strangers” by an “experiment” in “open borders”. His rhetoric caused anger from many Labour MPs, due to its echoing of the language used by the likes of Enoch Powell and Nigel Farage, while raising fears of the impact his proposals will have on the struggling social care sector, local authorities and the wider economy.

  • 1 week ago | adambienkov.co.uk | Adam Bienkov |Byline Supplement |Adrian Goldberg

    I sat down with Peter Jukes and at the as the local election results were coming in on Friday. We talked about how the media is wildly underplaying quite how historically dire these results are for the Conservative party and why I believe Labour is adopting precisely the wrong strategy in order to take down Farage and Reform.

  • 2 weeks ago | bylinesupplement.com | Byline Supplement |Carole Cadwalladr

    As the name might suggest, the Byline Times podcast is the podcast of the Byline Times - telling you what the papers DON'T say. As the name might suggest, the Byline Times podcast is the podcast of the Byline Times - telling you what the papers DON'T say.

  • 1 month ago | open.substack.com | Byline Supplement |Heidi Siegmund Cuda |Alexander Kovaleski

    At the end of April, I’m off to Ukraine with my son, friends, and a convoy of trucks. How many trucks, what they contain, how it will be used, all this matters hugely. But after Trump’s outrageous treatment of Ukraine and its President, the fact that we’re going is arguably more important:“Right now, what’s keeping us going is the support of ordinary people,” Maksym wrote to us the other day.

  • 1 month ago | bylinesupplement.com | Byline Supplement |Stephen Colegrave

    The Mob has been part of America since the nineteenth century when the earliest recorded accounts of Sicilian Mafia activity emerged in New Orleans, the city where the Matranga crime family began their racketeering and extortion, branching out into drugs, gambling and prostitution in the 1860s. Meanwhile in New York, the Italian ghetto gave rise to similar criminal gangs which spread throughout the city.

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