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From its eight-title shortlist, the Cundill History Prize has put forward three finalists, the winner to be named on Thursday (November 8).

Antisemitism is fundamentally antithetical to the progressive movement, writes Julian Zelizer. Now is the time for those on the left to be crystal clear that social hatred, discrimination and violence toward Jews will not be tolerated within their own ranks.

Labours shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves reveals Sir Keir Starmer told her: By the next Election, people have got to trust you with the money and picture me as Prime Minister.

Dan Flores takes on an ambitious topic in his latest award-winning book, namely the history of animal and human interaction in North America.

Symbiosis is crucial to the survival of many species. In fact, you're a symbiote yourself.

The London mayor says the "humanitarian crisis" in Gaza is "set to deteriorate further"; Education Secretary Gillian Keegan is quizzed on Sky News about the governments Gaza response.

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves, widely expected to be the next head of the U.K. Treasury after an election that could come next year, was accused of...

A report in the Financial Times claims more than 20 examples were found to have been lifted from online blogs and other sources, but the Labour MP says they were "inadvertent mistakes".

Ms Reeves admitted inadvertent mistakes had been made in The Women Who Made Modern Economics after the FT found entire paragraphs lifted from other sources.

Book on female economists has passages that appear to be lifted from Wikipedia and the Guardian, FT analysis finds