From graceless losers to pathetic fence-sitters, here are the public servants who have made Britain what it is in 2024.

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While Suella Braverman and Priti Patel are remembered as the spearheads of the protest crackdown, writes Francesca Newton, it was Tony Blair who kicked it into a whole new gear.

Lammy attends a protest for Kurdish rights outside the Turkish embassy in 2016. The PKK flag flies behind his head. Dinendra ...

From the war on terror to the looming social care crisis, Richard Curtis' festive romcom is a counterfactual vision of '00s ...