Rishi Sunak’s biggest threat from the right isn’t Boris Johnson – it’s Reform UK
With rising support in the polls, Richard Tice’s party could become the future of populist politics in Britain.
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Prince Harry’s war on the Windsors
How a fraternal dispute became a full-blown existential crisis for the monarchy.
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In this time of conflict, I recall my late mother’s Christian wisdom and kindness
Although we often disagreed about politics, she taught me that in this age of frenzy it’s safer to be slow…
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Even in a season of goodwill, I look back in anger at the Tory mess that was 2022
It will take us a long time – far more than a single parliamentary term – to recover.
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Under Rishi Sunak the Tories have a mountain to climb – but they have a plan
If the PM can stop his party from collapsing and reduce the cost of living, then perhaps the next election…
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In the age of anger, who will offer a vision of the good life?
Labour must remember that there is no progressive politics without optimism.
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The death of global Britain
The Conservative government has long celebrated the UK’s exceptionalism, but this false belief has led the country to ruin
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Liz Truss’s feeble cabinet proves that Westminster is enticing the wrong people
In the 1980s the Tory benches were crammed with MPs who had run businesses – but now they’re full of…
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