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French president Emmanuel Macron is the latest European leader to come unstuck over tightening border controls

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A new book concludes it was Bill Stirling, not David, who was the 'true founder' of the wartime SAS – despite David’s name being credited

UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman says 1951 UN Refugee Convention no longer ‘fit for our modern age’

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The package containing the disturbing contents arrived at the Elysee Palace in Paris.

After a year of speculation, PRS launches not one but two new bolt-on solidbodies inspired – it would seem – by the first-production electric guitar. Just don’t mention the T word!

The uplands of Burgundy were the setting for an extraordinary operation between the SAS and French Resistance Maquisards against the Nazis

On the podcast: In his cover piece for the magazine, journalist Jonathan Miller argues that President Macron is pitting himself against the people by refusing to back down from his plans to raise the age of retirement. He is joined by regular Coffee House contributor Gavin Mortimer, to ask whether this could be Macron’s last

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