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Bangladesh's Wage Board Test: Garment Unrest Meets Export Pressures
Dhaka creates a six-member board to review the minimum wage, but thousands of workers keep protesting and factories stay shut.
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Reeves Breaks Cover on Brexit: Labour's European Argument Reopens
A former chancellor says Britain's future lies in the EU, backing Andy Burnham's cautious opening towards Brussels while exposing cabinet tensions.
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A Ship Cut Apart: Drone Photography and Bangladesh's Breaking Yards
George Steinmetz's aerial view of an LNG tanker being dismantled on the Bay of Bengal mudflats has won the 2026 Siena Drone Photo Awards.
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The Political Paradox of Andy Burnham: A Future Unfolding
As Burnham's leadership gains traction, so too do the complexities of his policy vision.
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Mandelson's Shadow: A Resurgent Scandal Threatens Labour's Stability
The resurgence of Peter Mandelson's controversies shines a spotlight on the Labour Party's internal strife and challenges ahead.
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The Digital Age Dilemma: Age Verification and Social Media Regulation
As calls for stricter age checks echo through the UK, policymakers grapple with the implications for digital freedoms and user privacy.
