“Nobody took her seriously”: the rise, fall and rise of Suella Braverman
She is the daughter of immigrants, a Buddhist and a Francophone. Colleagues reflect on the making of the Home Secretary.
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Is Suella Braverman being set up to fail?
Rishi Sunak takes the credit for immigration reform, while the Home Secretary gets the blame for her department’s failings.
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The Tories’ 2019 manifesto looks beyond absurd three years on
The Conservatives have fulfilled scarcely a single one of their election pledges. Mostly they have achieved the precise opposite.
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If Dominic Raab goes, will his beloved Bill of Rights go with him?
The much-derided bill would be unlikely to survive the resignation of the under-fire justice secretary.
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Rishi Sunak needs to offer striking workers a better deal
It is not the strikes that should worry ministers most, it is that important public sector posts will be left…
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Will the Tories ever resolve their internal battle on immigration?
However far Rishi Sunak goes to placate the right of his party, there will always be calls for him to…
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What is James Cleverly’s foreign policy?
In contrast to his predecessor Liz Truss, the Foreign Secretary is less idealistic and more pragmatic.
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The Tory exodus is a sign of a failing party – and system
Most Conservatives expect to lose the next election and neither opposition or fighting and losing one’s seat appeals.
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