Liz Truss is going for broke
As the Prime Minister’s radical right-wing government gambles on economic growth, Labour needs to be the party of prudence –…
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As the Tory leadership candidates obsess over tax cuts, the real monsters are tapping at the window
The climate emergency can no longer be dismissed by politicians – even if some voters don’t regard it as a…
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The Tories’ new nightmare
Conservative leadership hopefuls scramble to out-pledge each other. But awaiting the winner is a divided party and deepening economic crisis.
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What the US Capitol riot hearings teach us about the slow decay of political norms
Boris Johnson is not “Britain Trump”, but the insurrection on 6 January shows the danger of not calling out political…
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Boris Johnson’s confidence vote is catastrophic for the country
A divided governing party benefits no one, except Labour.
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Courts, rivers, teeth: No 10 has shed its responsibilities
This government once had a big idea but, hampered by the pandemic and its own melodrama, it has become directionless.
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How far will the UK go to stop Vladimir Putin?
As Russian television stooges begin to discuss nuking Britain, it is time we had a real debate about the UK’s…
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Putin’s war could be the undoing of Nicola Sturgeon
As Nato fortifies to counter the Russian threat, the case against Trident – and for Scottish independence – is looking…
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