PMQs today: Boris Johnson is clinging on
It was confirmation, if anyone needed it, that the Prime Minister will not resign.
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Freddie Hayward
Freddie Hayward is a political reporter at the New Statesman.
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The party is trying to address the cost-of-living crisis without appearing to side with the trade unions.
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The departure of the Prime Minister’s ethics adviser could hasten the loss of one of the opposition’s best assets:…
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PMQs: Keir Starmer dodges the Rwanda trap
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Boris Johnson may live to regret picking a fight over the Northern Ireland protocol
Voters have more pressing concerns on their minds than squabbles with the EU over Brexit.
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Who will hold Rishi Sunak accountable for taxpayers’ missing £11bn?
Interest rate rises have had the unintended effect of draining the public purse.
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Could Boris Johnson survive a no confidence vote?
As more MPs turn against the Prime Minister, a vote of confidence is looking ever more likely.