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Nick Clegg has largely avoided the public eye in the UK during his six years in Silicon Valley. After one rare private meeting also attended by...
The Christmas truce broke down on Boxing Day. Before they had fully digested their turkey, Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch were trading blows. In a...
Gossip about Lord Mandelson being sent to Washington, DC has been circulating for weeks. “What do you call an ambassador, Peter?” he was teased at...
Prince Andrew thinks he is a man of the world and a sophisticated businessman. He isn’t. He is a dupe who is easy prey for genuinely wily operators...
Our elected representatives were considered in their debate of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. It really was the House of Commons at...
Britain’s new Labour Government is doing what it can to warm up the old entente cordiale. As part of Sir Keir Starmer’s learn-on-the-job approach...
With the House of Windsor in a period of transition since the accession of King Charles III, three i writers consider the future of Britain’s...
Jonathan Powell is the Prime Minister’s new National Security Adviser. It is a return to the heart of government for one of New Labour’s biggest...
“I think we are going to have a very big victory today,” Donald Trump told reporters in Florida as he came off the campaign trail for the last...
In 2018 a nervous prime minister Theresa May made sure president Donald Trump was granted the ultimate honour of a state visit to the UK. Trump...
Only around one Briton in five wants Donald Trump to win the presidential election, according to surveys. Labour, Liberal Democrats and the Greens...
When parties lose elections, it takes them a long time to come back to the centre ground, where British general elections are usually won. To borrow...
The most significant person for the future of the Conservative Party was not at last week’s annual conference. He is not one of the candidates in...
“I can’t even remember their names. Who are they? They’re complete nobodies… Everyone’s forgetting something here, it doesn’t matter a damn who the...
Labour activists are making their way to Liverpool for the annual party conference in a downbeat mood less than 80 days after Sir Keir Starmer’s...
Liberal Democrats gathering for their conference in Brighton this weekend are as stunned as everyone else by their record-breaking performance in...
Election TV debates are getting an increasingly bad reputation here and in the US. The channels staging them appear more interested in advertising...
Tempers are fraying in this country over the Israel-Palestinian conflict – and the usual suspects are fanning the flames. This morning, Boris...
Sir Keir Starmer campaigned under the slogan “change”, and he has wasted little time altering the fabric of Government. An “unsettling” portrait of...
As Russell Crowe once roared in Gladiator: “Are you not entertained?” Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour government has got off to a reassuringly boring...