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3. Exclusive poll: Labour voters are rallying to Jeremy Corbyn

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The British public aren’t who you think they are

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Kemi Badenoch’s failure to relaunch

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Berlin’s dark past and me

10.08.2025 10

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Chris Bryant: “I’ve got a terrible confession”

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4. Blame Rotherham sexual abuse on misogyny – not immigration

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Long live the solar power revolution

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Who is accountable in privatised Britain?

24.07.2025 10

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Can Nigel Farage have it both ways?

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Katie Lam: “Margaret Thatcher left power before I was born”

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Diane Abbott v the Labour Party

17.07.2025 10

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4. Britain’s shattered trust

16.07.2025 30

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The Tories are responsible for the Afghan resettlement fiasco

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1. PMQs review: Badenoch overshadowed as Starmer tries to land blows against Farage

10.07.2025 10

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Can jury-less trials save our justice system?

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The rebellions against Starmer are only just beginning

01.07.2025 20

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Farage and Badenoch’s Iran headache

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In defence of Morgan McSweeney

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3. Liz Truss is haunting Mel Stride

22.06.2025 10

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There was a revolution in Britain this week. Didn’t you notice?

20.06.2025 10

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What Bonnie Blue and Andrew Tate have in common

20.06.2025 10

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3. The grooming gangs fallout

18.06.2025 30

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The grooming gang fallout is only just beginning

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Rachel Reeves’ economic credibility is on the line

11.06.2025 10

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Nigel Farage chases the Welsh dragon

09.06.2025 10

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2. Lucy Easthope: “We are all disaster survivors now”

09.06.2025 20

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James Cleverly’s shadow Tory leadership bid heats up

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Did Zia Yusuf jump, or was he pushed?

05.06.2025 10

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4. All eyes on Scotland – and Nigel Farage’s new insurgency

04.06.2025 10

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Kemi Badenoch is in a hole – and she keeps digging

30.05.2025 10

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The economic fantasies of Reform UK

29.05.2025 10

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Why Kemi Badenoch’s Brexit attacks won’t work

22.05.2025 10

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PMQs review: Will Labour’s winter fuel U-turn work?

21.05.2025 10

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Inside the Conservative Party’s existential spiral

21.05.2025 10

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5. The “Boriswave” problem

19.05.2025 10

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The Kiwi who wants to fix Britain

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Labour’s immigration rhetoric has outflanked the Tories

13.05.2025 10

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4. PMQs review: the gender debate hands Badenoch her best performance yet

24.04.2025 10

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Can Reform grow up?

24.04.2025 20

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Joe Dunthorne’s lessons in chemistry

19.04.2025 10

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Of Truss, Trump and tariffs

13.04.2025 10

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3. Spring’s lighter evenings have brought me back to life

31.03.2025 10

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The Tories still have a Liz Truss problem

31.03.2025 10

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5. PMQs review: Starmer is rattled ahead of the Spring Statement

27.03.2025 10

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5. What went wrong for Kemi Badenoch?

20.03.2025 10

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1. PMQs review: Badenoch arrives unprepared, again

13.03.2025 10

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Inside the Reform civil war

11.03.2025 20

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3. The Tories’ anti-Farage opportunity

05.03.2025 10

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Simon Hart: “It is nearly impossible for a prime minister to succeed”

27.02.2025 10

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Jonathan Sumption: “Democracy is impossible for the state to satisfy”

22.02.2025 40

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