NEW YORK — Right around the halfway mark of “Ainadamar” — Osvaldo Golijov’s 2003 “opera in three images” — the Spanish poet Federico García Lorca (sung as a trouser role by mezzo ...

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Only three brief months since the 2024 General Election and already we can safely consign pretty much everything Labour had to say about tax during the campaign to the dustbin of history.

But, asked whether he was in danger of being blamed for failures elsewhere, O’Neil insisted: “I want to carry the can. It is my responsibility. It’s on me.