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It’s time to let us hug who we want whenever we damn well please on timetabling affection Noting that Matt Hancock has said that hugging loved ones will be “allowed from mid-May at the earliest”, Allison Pearson hopes “that one day, in the not too distant future, we will look back at the official timetabling of human affection with the outraged contempt it deserves”. Writing in The Telegraph, she adds “we are exhausted, we’re depressed, our hair is terrible and we’re really worried about our children”. “Once we are vaccinated, all of the vulnerable are vaccinated and the ...

1 Kate Andrews in The Daily Telegraph Rishi Sunak is a lone voice for fiscal sanity in a Tory party full of spendthrifts on the chancellor’s turf “The Tories have a political problem. They may not feel compelled to embrace Thatcherite economics anymore, but they are fooling themselves if they think their appeal can be separated from being the party of fiscal responsibility. Are they really proposing to head into the next election with debt at historic levels and no proposals to address it? Do they really think the voters will buy that? Labour has already sought to moderate its positions ...