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Liz Truss’s tax U-turn has emboldened Tory dissenters

Liz Truss’s tax U-turn has emboldened Tory dissenters

The party conference is a festival of discord and the next fight is brewing over plans to cut benefits.

By Freddie Hayward

Liz Truss’s strident rhetoric cannot disguise her political weakness

Rachel Wearmouth

Liz Truss wants to govern a country that does not exist

George Eaton

Letter of the week: A doomed dash for growth

Letter of the week: A doomed dash for growth

Commons Confidential

The Conservatives’ Birmingham conference: more Speaky Blunders than Peaky Blinders

Kevin Maguire

What could Liz Truss possibly say now?

Philip Collins

The Brexit revolution devours its children

The Brexit revolution devours its children

Andrew Marr

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Morning Call

Is this the end of the Tory era?

Is this the end of the Tory era?

Harry Lambert

What we learned from the Labour Party conference

What we learned from the Labour Party conference

Rachel Wearmouth

Labour shouldn't celebrate the Tories' economic failures

Labour shouldn’t celebrate the Tories’ economic failures

Freddie Hayward

Can Keir Starmer unite Labour at this year's conference?

Can Keir Starmer unite Labour at this year’s conference?

Rachel Wearmouth