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Are people voting for populists because they’re happier?

Public anger has been blamed for the rise of ‘disruptive’ politicians around the globe, but new research suggests the opposite may be true, writes Raj Persaud

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Person: Raj Persaud

Are people voting for populists because they’re happier?

Theresa May called snap election and the electorate called her bluff

Germanwings co-pilot may have hidden evidence of illness, German prosecutors reveal

Getting back to ‘where we were’ will not make us a happier nation

If abortion cuts crime, does it make sense to view it as the worst act of all?

Women happy to use sex as power, but dream of ideal home

TV poker hope for cheating Major

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Person: Raj Persaud

Are people voting for populists because they’re happier?

Theresa May called snap election and the electorate called her bluff

Germanwings co-pilot may have hidden evidence of illness, German prosecutors reveal

Getting back to ‘where we were’ will not make us a happier nation

If abortion cuts crime, does it make sense to view it as the worst act of all?

Women happy to use sex as power, but dream of ideal home

TV poker hope for cheating Major

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