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5. Keir Starmer’s government is becoming a crisis regime

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I look forward to a statement that hits people like me, rather than those who can’t afford to eat, writes Andrew Marr

I look forward to a statement that hits people like me, rather than those who can’t afford to eat, writes Andrew Marr

26 March 2025, 17:47 | Updated: 26 March 2025, 23:09 By Andrew Marr Well, it wasn’t as bad as we feared. It was considerably worse. They call it...

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Peacekeepers in a world without peace

27.03.2025 10

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Rachel Reeves cannot disguise the pain to come

26.03.2025 5

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Labour is hemmed in in all directions - and Rachel Reeves is banking on planning reform to bring growth

Labour is hemmed in in all directions - and Rachel Reeves is banking on planning reform to bring growth

24 March 2025, 16:56 | Updated: 25 March 2025, 08:41 By Andrew Marr Do you remember that old slogan - whoever you vote for, the government always...

26.03.2025 3

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5. The Palantir problem

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Keir Starmer finally has a vision for Britain

12.03.2025 10

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Labour’s collision course

11.03.2025 5

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Europe alone cannot rescue President Zelensky

03.03.2025 10

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Anneliese Dodds’ resignation is a warning to Keir Starmer

28.02.2025 8

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The end of Pax Americana

26.02.2025 10

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Labour’s Reformation

12.02.2025 10

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“There is no such thing as Starmerism”

07.02.2025 8

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Defenceless Britain

04.02.2025 10

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John McDonnell on where Rachel Reeves is going wrong

01.02.2025 6

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The long shadow of Nazism

27.01.2025 3

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What is Labour in power for?

22.01.2025 10

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The Pierre Bonnard renaissance

17.01.2025 9

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Will the bond markets defeat Rachel Reeves?

15.01.2025 20

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Will Labour rearm Britain?

09.01.2025 4

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How does Starmer solve a problem like Elon Musk?

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06.01.2025 4

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Labour must beware Reform, the British wing of Trumpism

05.12.2024 5

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Andrew Marr: Heavy hearted, joylessly, I think I’d vote for the bill

29 November 2024, 00:19 Andrew Marr explains why he doesn't think the Assisted Dying Bill will pass. By Andrew Marr The debate on assisted dying...

29.11.2024 4

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Britain needs a strong economy to be secure

27.11.2024 8

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Labour will always need a John Prescott

21.11.2024 4

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The UK’s broken system makes losers of us all

21.11.2024 20

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'Do farmers' tax protests show Labour's Budget is starting to unravel?' asks Andrew Marr

19 November 2024, 18:05 | Updated: 19 November 2024, 18:10 By Andrew Marr Sometimes you have to go and see for yourself. There are plenty of...

19.11.2024 2

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After Trump’s win, expect a shift in Labour’s priorities

14.11.2024 3

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Britain must learn from America’s populist disaster

08.11.2024 4

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Trump’s victory is a cataclysm

06.11.2024 5

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Keir Starmer needs to stop prioritising trips abroad

31.10.2024 4

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Rachel Reeves’ great gamble

30.10.2024 6

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Claud Cockburn, the original guerrilla journalist

30.10.2024 5

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The Budget must give people hope

24.10.2024 2

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Andrew Marr: 'Starmer's cabinet is sliding into an incredibly dangerous place'

17 October 2024, 17:29 | Updated: 17 October 2024, 17:57 By Andrew Marr Three Cabinet ministers have written to the Prime Minister protesting about...

17.10.2024 5

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Rachel Reeves’ make-or-break Budget

16.10.2024 4

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The Alex Salmond I knew

13.10.2024 3

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Rachel Reeves: Richest will bear the brunt of Budget tax rises

11.10.2024 2

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100 days that shook Labour

10.10.2024 3

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4. Why painting (still) matters

08.10.2024 3

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Why painting (still) matters

07.10.2024 4

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5. Keir Starmer’s thirst for power

04.10.2024 20

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Andrew Marr: Should we make it much easier for people who are dying to end their lives?

3 October 2024, 18:21 By Andrew Marr The biggest moral dilemma facing MPs this autumn - the matter of assisted dying. Should we make it - much -...

03.10.2024 4

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A blood-dimmed tide washes over the Middle East

03.10.2024 10

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Israel’s military successes are undeniable, but is Netanyahu risking long-term peace?

1 October 2024, 15:33 By Andrew Marr All last week, I was warning about the prospect of full-scale war in the Middle East, and today, it seems to...

01.10.2024 5

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The row over Labour’s “freebies” will carry on

01.10.2024 4

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The row over Labour’s “freebies” will carry on

01.10.2024 4

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Starmer the grave

25.09.2024 6

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What’s the story?

19.09.2024 6

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What’s the story?

19.09.2024 4

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