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The problem is that while Trump's self-image is one of presidential stability, he projects mayhem.

'Like a toddler with a firehose': Trump's absurd debate rhetoric reveals a candidate out of ideas

The Chancellor has been on a charm offensive in the last six months, writes David Buik.

Sentiment and confidence are very influential weapons

Another one? Why Apple’s iPhone still matters

Another one? Why Apple’s new iPhone still matters

Why are the unions arguing for money to be taken from the poor working person and handed over to the wealthy pensioner?

Why are the unions arguing for money to be taken from the poor working person and handed over to the wealthy pensioner?

The legacy og Grenfell is no-one should be living in unsafe homes

We need prevention, learning and long-term structural change to achieve justice for Grenfell victims

Exclusions continue to rise but we need to tackle the root causes of bad behaviour, as everyone deserves an education, writes Anne Longfield

As school exclusions rise, we need tackle root causes of children's bad behaviour - everyone should get an education

Highlights and Opinion

Matthew Pennycook told LBC that “good landlords have nothing to fear from these reforms”.

'Good landlords have nothing to fear' in renter reform bill, says minister as he vows to 'drive out' rogue landlords

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'Messing with kids minds in a big way': Tony Blair calls for social media regulation as he admits 'we can't go on like this'

'Messing with kids' minds': Tony Blair calls for greater social media regulation, admitting: 'we can't go on like this'

'It's a total farce': Conservative leadership hopeful Robert Jenrick hits out after Labour abandons Rwanda plans

'It's a total farce': Conservative leadership hopeful Robert Jenrick hits out after Labour abandons Rwanda plans

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Jeremy Corbyn speaks to Andrew Marr about the Grenfell tragedy

‘Not one of those lives needed to be lost’: Jeremy Corbyn brands Grenfell tragedy ‘social murder’

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Trump assassination bid was a ‘serious failure’ by US Secret Service, ex-MI6 chief tells LBC

Trump assassination bid was a ‘serious failure’ by US Secret Service, ex-MI6 chief tells LBC

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Ms Belassie-Page argues we all have a part to play when tackling violence against women and girls on public transport

We all have a part to play when tackling violence against women and girls on public transport

We Need More Than Promises to Stop Violence Against Women and Girls.

End the epidemic: Why we need more than promises to stop violence against women and girls

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Cancer patient has first round of private chemo after LBC listeners raise thousands for treatment unavailable on NHS

Nick Thomas-Symonds has lamented a "slowness" in the criminal justice system in bringing knife crime offenders to justice.

'We will not tolerate breakdown of law and order': Minister hits out at 'slowness' in criminal justice system

Social media companies need to "make a choice" between using their platforms for social good or social harm

'Power comes with responsibility': Minister calls on social media firms to use 'significant influence' for social good

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Sir Thomas Winsor has told LBC that Elon Musk should "stick to batteries, cars and rockets".

Former chief inspector of constabulary Sir Thomas Winsor says Elon Musk should stick to 'batteries, cars and rockets'

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Former Met Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson criticised the use of language

Former Met Commissioner 'unimpressed' by Starmer's use of 'strong phrases' in the wake of violent protests

The Grenfell tragedy shows that the construction industry needs to wake up

'Catastrophic failings' revealed in Grenfell inquiry show the construction industry needs to wake up

7 days ago

Without action to support pubs, our communities will be poorer not only economically but socially - and therefore is something that rightly deserves more thorough analysis and thought. Long Live the Local!

Protect our pubs: Why a new smoking ban could be the final blow to Britain's local heartlands

9 days ago

Thuringia’s warning: the alarming rise of the far right in Germany and its implications for the UK

Thuringia’s warning: the alarming rise of the far right in Germany and its implications for the UK

9 days ago

Markets on both sides of the pond face imponderables - but what goodies will fall out of the Chancellor's Pandora's Box?

Markets on both sides of the pond face imponderables - but what goodies will fall out of the Chancellor's Pandora's Box?

12 days ago

As a parent, the results of ULEZ are a breath of fresh air - now we need to extend the zone further and faster

The results of ULEZ are a breath of fresh air - now we need to extend the zone further and faster

13 days ago

Oasis are reuniting for a tour in 2025.

I had my Maldron hotel booking for Oasis cancelled - now prices are so dire we have no way to get home

13 days ago

Starmer paints bleak picture in major address, lays groundwork for painful budget amidst national crisis

Starmer has laid the groundwork for a painful budget amidst national challenges in candid Downing Street address

15 days ago

Dagenham fire sparks 'Grenfell 2' fears acting as a stark reminder of the ongoing building safety crisis

Dagenham fire sparks 'Grenfell 2' fears acting as a stark reminder of the ongoing building safety crisis

15 days ago

At least one million people took to London to celebrate the iconic carnival.

Notting Hill Carnival: Community, culture, connection

16 days ago

Britain as a clean energy superpower: Bridging the gap between rhetoric and reality

Britain as a clean energy superpower: Bridging the gap between rhetoric and reality, writes John Caudwell

19 days ago

Social media fanned the flames of the UK riots, but politicians need to take responsibility too, says Paul Reilly

Social media fanned flames of UK riots, but politicians must take responsibility too

21 days ago

The Costa allergy tragedy, resulting in the death of a 13-year-old girl, should be a wake-up call to all hospitality venues.

When will allergies be taken seriously by cafés and restaurants?

21 days ago

Sir Simon Wesley caused some controversy yesterday when he claimed continued awareness-raising around mental health should cease because services are struggling to cope with demand.

Mental health isn’t the problem—the system is: Natasha Devon on Sir Simon Wessely’s controversial comments

22 days ago

Central Bank leaders will meet in Jackson Hole as the US economy bounces back.

US Economy's Astounding Two-Week Recovery: All Eyes on Jackson Hole for Central Bank Insights

23 days ago

Liverpool Crown Court in the Queen Elizabeth II law courts building in Liverpool city centre

Rage turns to regret as rioters face swift justice after Southport

1 month ago

Counter protesters.

Disinformation about riots 'terrifies communities and creates illusion protesters control streets'

1 month ago

Just Stop Oil supporters are pausing our actions in response to the civil unrest ravaging towns and cities across the country.

'We will help clean up': Just Stop Oil explains protest pause over civil unrest

1 month ago

Starmer is facing one of the most difficult challenges a Prime Minister can experience, and he's only a month into the job

Starmer is facing one of the most difficult challenges a Prime Minister can experience, and he's only a month into the job

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More Opinion on LBC

A trader looks on during the US stock market sell-off this week

Does the US stock market sell-off signal a recession, or is it just a natural adjustment?

We need to tackle absenteeism from schools in a holistic way, writes Natasha Devon

The government must tackle school absenteeism in a holistic way - not with draconian punishment

Britain must give a timeframe on its plan to boost defence spending, James Rogers says

Britain's latest defence review must be accompanied by a spending boost - and backing Ukraine should be key

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What have we learned from the results of the General Election?

As the dust settles, where do the election results leave the country’s political parties? writes Andy Coulson

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Does Labour need Scotland to win?

Does Starmer need Scotland for a Labour win?

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