Suella Braverman wants to fall on her sword
The Home Secretary’s attitude in the Commons today may be a part of her pre-leadership manoeuvrings.
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What do the Tories have to show for 13 years in office?
The Conservatives have now been in office for longer than New Labour but they have little to celebrate.
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Will Suella Braverman be sacked?
And does she even want to stay?
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Labour should treat coalitions as a strength, not a weakness
In a pluralistic age, Keir Starmer should declare that he will work with other parties if he falls short of…
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Why the Tories can’t take hope from 1991
There are good reasons to think there is no overcoming Labour’s lead this time round.
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Lee Anderson, the “Red Wall rottweiler”, howling at the moon
The Tory deputy chairman exposed the party’s divisions and deficiencies as he closed the National Conservatism conference.
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The National Conservatives are a glimpse of the Tories’ grim future
It is perfectly plausible that Suella Braverman or another NatCon candidate will be the next Tory leader.
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