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I’d like you to close your eyes and think hard about the Strait of Hormuz. Listen to this article It’s the narrow strip of bright blue water which...
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Right wing populism has become the drumbeat and the political scenery of our times. Listen to this article Its signature moments, from Brexit to the...
Is it old-fashioned, is it pompous, to say that politicians need to think far more carefully about the language they use? Listen to this article A...
By Andrew Marr Let's all check our watches. This afternoon, it's going his way. But a crucial hour for the survival of Keir Starmer as Prime...
By Andrew Marr It has been the day of the fightback. Keir Starmer absolutely laying into Peter Mandelson as a serial liar. Sir Keir Starmer said...
By Andrew Marr This is going to sound, perhaps like a confession. Even an embarrassing one. But here goes. I have always liked Keir Starmer. Worse,...
By Andrew Marr Peter Mandelson has stepped down from the House of Lords. Right. Unavoidable. Inevitable. The Epstein and Mandelson scandal is being...
By Andrew Marr It can be hard to keep up. Tonight, we learn that Labour's leadership struggle gives us a by-election in Gorton and Denton as early as...
By Andrew Marr Theme of the day? Easy – it’s U turns. Last night we brought you breaking news of the government U-turning over mandatory ID cards...
By Andrew Marr In politics as in life there are moments which require decisive action - times to move fast and forcefully. This is not one of them....
By Andrew Marr Just a fortnight ago, when MPs were heading off to hit the cherry brandy, try to remember the names of their children and take a break...
By Andrew Marr When I was a small boy and getting a bit above myself - it did happen - my mother would fix me with a stern look and say: "It isn't...
By Andrew Marr This American administration really doesn't like us, doesn't like Europe, doesn't like Britain and very much doesn't like London. ...
By Andrew Marr I hope this doesn't sound self-indulgent but I have been analysing myself. Am I easily distracted and forgetful? Yes, 'fraid so. Do I...
By Andrew Marr I’ve been covering these things since the early 1980s and never before has an entire Budget been leaked ahead of time, as the Office...
By Andrew Marr The Home secretary Shabana Mahmood today laid out the most radical plan yet to remove refugees’ rights to stay here permanently. It...
By Andrew Marr So yet another tough guy, don’t-give-an-inch leader of the BBC is out. Tim Davie was bad at politics, rubbing MPs up the wrong way,...
By Andrew Marr Maybe I’m the only person in the land who feels like this, but I’m feeling quietly sorry for the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves. Every...
By Andrew Marr It’s the day that many of us thought would never happen. Families reunited in Israel and Gaza alike, jubilant celebrations in Tel...
By Andrew Marr The concluding day of the Tory conference, with the big speech from Kemi Badenoch, is a good moment to ask the hard but glaringly...
By Andrew Marr The only way was ever up. Keir Starmer arrived at the Labour conference in Liverpool facing terrible opinion polls, hideous economic...
By Andrew Marr Nigel Farage’s proposals for abolishing settled leave to remain in this country and presumably, therefore deporting hundreds of...
By Andrew Marr The images from Donald Trump’s State visit have so far been all the highly predictable ones - the big green whirlybirds, the...
By Andrew Marr Angela Rayner was always going to go. Once Sir Laurie Magnus concluded that the legal advice she had relied on was wrong, her position...
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