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The former Labour leader is being tipped as a potential shadow chancellor – and many Tory MPs think it could be a masterstroke.
Dominic Cummings used Tetlock's research to justify the hiring of Andrew Sabisky. What does Tetlock himself make of it?
With county lines, hollowed-out high streets and overpriced housing, it’s net curtains for ministers who ignore the plight of suburbia.
There are no parallels between the WikiLeaks founder and a man persecuted by anti-Semites.
As well as plans for the phasing out of domestic coal fires and the end of fuel and diesel cars, it’s heavily rumoured that the Budget will include the first increase in fuel duty in ten years.
Long-Bailey is the only candidate who has stood consistently for radical change and democratic socialism.
In eugenics we see how crude, questionable logic makes way for ugly politics.
Unless it learns to truly reach out beyond the narrow confines of the left, Labour may never hold power again.
As the disease spreads, so do quack “cures” such as garlic, bleach and silver solution, peddled on social media.
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The Chartered Institute of Building and the New Statesman gathered a panel of experts to discuss the wider social and economic impact of the built environment.
The former prime minister warns that “retreating into a narrow part of the left has always ended in defeat”.
The unresolved debate of the last five years is whether the 2017 election result was a foundation for the party to build on.
