Reform’s hollow revolution
A wave of Tory defections reflects a Thatcherite tribute act rather than a true insurgency
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Labour’s new foreign policy divide
Events are exposing tensions between “America-first realists” and “Europe-first realists”.
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Can Rachel Reeves do more than muddle through?
To Labour critics, the Budget already resembles a missed opportunity
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The Labour left’s musical chairs
Clive Lewis’s offer of his seat to Andy Burnham shows how Labour’s shadow leadership contest has intensified.
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With Keir Starmer flailing, is Anas Sarwar fighting for his job too?
Scottish Labour are staring down the barrel of a third decade with the SNP in power
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SNP control-freakery is strangling Scotland
The Nationalists have only extended devolution as far as it suits them
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The Reform revolution will be Americanised
Nigel Farage’s plans for government are already being drawn up
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“Lam for Leader” site registered this weekend
Katie Lam’s team denies involvement
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